Barcodes for Retail and Wholesale Products Sold in the U.S. and Canada
The Challenge of Selling Retail Products in the U.S. and Canada
We understand the unique challenges facing barcode buyers. With so many options available, where do you go, and who is legitimate? Customers often share with us that the process of obtaining barcodes seems complicated and expensive. Others share that they didn’t know they would have to barcode their product and now they need a solution quickly.
Innovative Solutions for Selling Retail Products in the U.S. and Canada
We make barcoding simple. You face numerous challenges when working to get your products to the market, so barcoding should not be one of them. Our service helps you achieve business success by ensuring that your product is barcoded when you need it.
We, established to help those who would otherwise be excluded from the market due to the cost of barcode services, offers many affordable solutions. You own your barcode as an asset of your company. We do not collect ongoing fees, making the total cost of ownership significantly lower.
We understand with all of the confusing information available on the web that you might be concerned about legitimacy. Our company maintains an A+ rating with the Fiverr. All of our barcodes originate have never been previously used. Our experienced and knowledgeable staff stands ready to answer your questions and do more than just sell you a barcode. We work with you to help your company successfully market your products.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a UPC?
"UPC" stands for Universal Product Code. Retail products sold within the U.S. and Canada feature a single standard UPC barcode. The exceptions to this rule are: alcohol (beer, liquor, wine), books, greeting cards, magazines, and prescription drugs. Retail products sold outside of North America feature an EAN barcode.
How do UPC codes work?
In short, the UPC is a 12-digit unique code for your product represented by scannable bars.
Universal Product Codes (also known as GTIN-12) appear as lines (bars) of varying widths representing the series of numbers commonly shown below the bars.
Barcode scanners read the bars and convert them back to the 12-digit UPC number that they represent.
When you reach an agreement with a retailer to carry your product(s), they request the information required by their unique proprietary sales and inventory tracking systems.
Your 12-digit UPC number, when looked up within the retailer’s inventory system, finds the corresponding product name and price.
This information helps the retailer keep accurate inventory data, review sales, and reorder.
Do I really need a UPC code on my product?
Most stores have electronic point of sale (ePOS) systems that enable them to keep track of their sales and stocks and to reorder products by scanning the UPC code.
Most retailers refuse to accept products that are not barcoded. In addition, many distributors make use of barcodes in their warehouse systems.
How do I get UPC codes for products sold within the United States?
1st: Go to our Order Page.
2nd: Place your order.
We only require that you provide contact information along with email. You are not required to provide product information.
Your retailer collects your product information, which they associate with your barcode at the Point of Sale.
What do I get when I order my UPC code?
1st: Upon completion of your order, you will receive an email confirmation of your UPC barcode purchase.
2nd: Simply Barcodes then assigns your official UPC numbers from our database of official codes.
3rd: The digital barcode images are generated from the numbers you purchased.
4th: Your UPC barcodes are emailed to you as an attachment.
In what format are my UPC codes created?
For your convenience, you receive your UPC barcode graphic in txt format. Barocdes are in JPG format.
When do I get my UPC codes?
The turn-around time is often within 24 hours.
How do I get my UPC code on my product?
Providing the barcode image to your graphic artist and including it in the design of your packaging prior to manufacturing is the easiest and most economical way of getting your barcode on your product.
If your product packaging has already been printed, you will need barcode labels. If you would like to order pre-printed barcode labels, please message before ordering your UPC code.
Does the barcode tell me (or others) in which country a product was manufactured?
We are asked this question daily. Unfortunately, there is a lot of misinformation on the internet and in e-mails that are going around. This happens especially frequently at times of product recalls or food safety scares.
The truth of the matter is very simple: No, it is absolutely not possible to tell in which country a product has been made by looking at the barcode.
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