Tesco is piloting a change to its in-store checkout process, which will look at replacing traditional barcodes with QR codes.

The new on-pack QR codes not only offer the same scanning functionality at the checkout but also allow customers to instantly ...

With pilots running in 48 countries covering 88% of the world’s gross domestic product, the shift to GS1 QR Codes is already underway. Products with GS1 QR codes from global brands such as L ...

Britain's biggest grocer is piloting the innovation across 12 of its own-brand fresh produce and meat products ...

The new proposed QR codes, developed in partnership with global barcode standards body GS1, will look to offer the same functionality as barcodes at checkout but with the added benefits of ...

According to experts, food and drink brands will need to consider several design priorities when developing packaging in 2025 ...

Loftware, the global leader in modernizing Product Identification in the supply chain - enabling authenticity, compliance, ...

Barcodes have been simple, reliable, and basically unchanged since 1974, but they’re about to open up a whole new world for brands and consumers.

The new QR codes also allow customers to instantly access detailed product information using their smartphones ...

Just over a year later, on June 26, 1974, a packet of Wrigley’s chewing gum sold at a supermarket in Ohio became the first ...