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PTI Best Practices for Hybrid Pallet Labeling
Official PTI WebinarSeptember 28, 2011
Agenda
Hybrid Pallet Label and Global Standards – James Chronowski, Global Standards Director GS1 USGlobal Standards Director, GS1 US
PTI Hybrid Pallet Label Best Practices‐ Andy Kennedy, President, FoodLogiQ, Co‐Chair, Technology Working Group
Implementing PTI Hybrid Pallet Label Best Practices – Eric p g ySkiles, IT Manager, Domex Super Fresh Growers
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Moderator
Jane ProctorVi P id P li & I Vice President ‐ Policy & Issue Management,Canadian Produce Marketing Association
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PTI milestones and target dates
1: Obtain a Company Prefix from GS1 2009
2: Assign GTINs to Cases 2009
3: Provide GTIN Information to Buyers 2009
4: Show Human‐Readable Information on Cases 2011
5: Encode Information in a Barcode 2011
6: Read and Store Information on Inbound Cases 2011
7: Read and Store Information on Outbound Cases 2012
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Hybrid Pallet Label and Global Standards
James ChronowskiGl b l S d d Di GS1 US Global Standards Director, GS1 US
Member of the PTI Technology Working Group
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Hybrid Pallet Label and Global Standards
GS1‐128 Symbology Overview
PTI Hybrid Pallet Label PTI Hybrid Pallet Label
AI (02), AI (37) and AI (10) Overview
AI (00) Fundamentals Overview
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The GS1‐128 Symbology Overview
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Overview of the GS1‐128 Data Carrier GS1‐128 (formerly UCC/EAN‐128)
Carries up to 48 characters Utilizes GS1 Application Identifiers May be used to carry only GTIN or extended data used for specific
applications
Encodes all GTIN formats, i.e., GTIN‐14 with Additional Data (17) Expiration Date (21) Serial NumberExpiration Date (21) Serial Number
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GS1 Application Identifiers
GS1 has over 100 Application Identifiers which can be used in bar codes or eCommerce fields
Application Identifiers provide the ability to stringApplication Identifiers provide the ability to string together multiple fields of information to help solve a variety of business challenges (up to 48 characters)
ApplicationIdentifier
GTIN AI ProductionDate
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AI Batch/LotNumber
Using Application Identifiers
A barcode has to provide all the information required for a given transaction without human interventiong
The logical set up of the data of the GS1 System enables users to validate scanned data messagesusers to validate scanned data messages
The AI precedes the data field and tells the application “what to expect next”
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Element Strings
An Element String is the combination of a GS1 AI and a GS1 AI data fielddata field
Some of the most common AIs include: (00) Serial Shipping Container Code (SSCC) (01) GTIN (10) Batch or Lot Number (15) B t B f S ll B D t (15) Best Before or Sell By Date (21) Serial Number (414) GLN
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The Hybrid Pallet Label
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PTI Recommended Pallet Label Recommend: ASNs
Communication: EDI Advance Ship Notice (ASN) 856 p ( )
Identification: Serial Shipping Container Code (SSCC)
Barcode: GS1‐128 barcode
Interim Solution: Hybrid Pallet LabelLabel Communication: No EDI capability Identification: Case‐level GTINs Barcode: GS1‐128 barcode
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PTI Hybrid Pallet Label
Manual Receipt: The top zone is reserved for the GTIN of Contained Trade Items,
Format Batch/Lot, and Count in a GS1‐128
OR
Receiving via Advance Ship Notice (ASN): The bottom zone is reserved for the SSCC in a GS1‐
128128
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AI (02), AI (37) and AI (10) Overview
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Contained GTINs Structure
Application Identifier = 02 Application Identifier = 02
Positions 1‐13 = Indicator Digit, GS1 Company Prefix, and Item ReferenceReference
Position 14 = Check Digit
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Batch/Lot Number Structure
Application Identifier = 10
Identifies the Batch/Lot number from the contained GTINs on the logistic unit
Data string is variable length Up to 20 characters Alphanumeric characters from The International StandardAlphanumeric characters from The International Standard
ISO/IEC 646
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Count of Trade Items Structure
• Application Identifier = 37
• Identifies the count of trade items contained on the logistic unit
• Data string is variable lengthData string is variable length– Up to 8 numeric digits
• Must be processed together with the GTIN represented in AI (02)Must be processed together with the GTIN represented in AI (02)
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Manual Receipt
Each barcode in the upper zone is scanned into systemsystem
Compared to receiver manifest GTINs of Contained Trade Items and Count GTINs of Contained Trade Items and Count
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ASN Receipt
The GS1‐128 barcode containing the SSCC in the lower zone is scanned into systemlower zone is scanned into system
Married to the received Advance Ship Noticep
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SSCC Fundamentals Overview
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What is an SSCC? SSCC is the Serial Shipping Container Code
A globally unique 18‐digit number that identifies a specific logistics unit of products:
ll i i bl b f e.g. pallets, air cargo containers, returnable totes, boxes for parcel delivery, etc.
Used as a reference number (license plate) only
Used inside Advance Ship Notice (ASN, EDI 856)
A global standard within the GS1 System g y
An ISO standard for transport labels worldwide
NOTE: Do not confuse with Global Trade Item Number® NOTE: Do not confuse with Global Trade Item Number(GTIN®)
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SSCC Structure
P iti 1 E t i Di it Position 1 = Extension Digit May contain the values 0 thru 9
Positions 2 17 = GS1 Company Prefix and Serial Reference Positions 2‐17 = GS1 Company Prefix and Serial Reference Always equals 16 digits
Position 18 = Check DigitPosition 18 Check Digit
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SSCC Components Extension Digit
Is 0 to 9 and has no meaning – used to increase the capacity GS1 Company PrefixGS1 Company Prefix
Is assigned by GS1 Member Organizations in varying lengths Serial Reference
i d i ll b h h ld f h fi Is assigned sequentially by the holder of the GS1 Company Prefix to uniquely identify a logistics unit
Check Digit Is calculated from preceding digits – to ensure manual entry
accuracy
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SSCC in GS1‐128 Symbology
Application Identifier Extension
DigitGS1
Company
Check Digit
Serial ReferenceDigit Company
Prefix
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PTI Best Practices for Hybrid Pallet Labeling
Andrew Kennedy
President, FoodLogiQ Insert PictureHere
IMPLEMENTING PTI BEST PRACTICES for HYBRID PALLET
LABELING WEBINAR
Overview – Best Practices for Hybrid Pallet Labeling
Andrew Kennedy, FoodLogiQ & PTI Technology Working Group Co‐Chair
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Overview – Best Practices for Hybrid Pallet Labelingg
Which Milestone? FAQs Define Terms Best Practices Q&A
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Which Milestone?Which Milestone?2009 (1) Obtain a prefix from GS1 Partner Connections
(2) Create and (3) Share GTINs with trading partners
2011 Label all cases with (4) text and (5) barcode
2011 (6) R d d t ll i b d ’ GTIN L t C d2011 (6) Read and store all inbound cases’ GTIN + Lot Code
Label Pallets with the Hybrid Pallet Label
2012 (7) Read and store all outbound cases’ GTIN + Lot Code2012 (7) Read and store all outbound cases GTIN + Lot Code
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FAQs What purpose does a pallet label
serve? What is the traceability challenge
with labeling produce pallets? Is there an interim solution? Is there an interim solution? How was the solution
determined?
Photo: Supplied by Associated Grocers, Baton Rouge
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Define Terms
• GS1 PrefixGS1 Prefix• Case Label GTIN‐14 and Lot• SSCC‐18• Example Hybrid Pallet Label
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Example Case Label: GTIN‐14, Lot & GS1 Prefix
Red RoundTomatoes USA
Case10
Red RoundTomatoes USA
Case10
Case Label GTIN
(01)10817121010019(10)MHO11261
7435(01)10817121010019(10)MHO11261
7435( )( )
Case Label Lot
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Example Case Label: GTIN‐14, Lot & GS1 Prefix
Red RoundTomatoes USA
Case10
Red RoundTomatoes USA
Case10
(01)10817121010019(10)MHO11261
7435(01)10817121010019(10)MHO11261
7435( )( )
Case Label GTIN
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Example Case Label: GTIN‐14, Lot & GS1 Prefix
Red RoundTomatoes USA
Case10
Red RoundTomatoes USA
Case10
(01)10817121010019(10)MHO11261
7435(01)10817121010019(10)MHO11261
7435( )( )
GS1 PrefixSource: www.GEPIR.org
Label Source: www.FoodLogiQ.com
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Example Hybrid Pallet LabelMadison Farms Label 1 of 1Madison Farms Label 1 of 1
(02)10817121010019(10)MHO11261(37)25(02)10817121010019(10)MHO11261(37)25
(02)87653829746284(10)MHO11132(37)10(02)87653829746284(10)MHO11132(37)10
SSCCSSCC
(00)1 81712101 00000001 5(00)1 81712101 00000001 5
Label Source: www.FoodLogiQ.com
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Example Hybrid Pallet Label
GS1‐128 BarcodeMadison Farms Label 1 of 1Madison Farms Label 1 of 1
AI(02) = GTIN AI(10) = Lot AI(37) # Cases
(02)10817121010019(10)MHO11261(37)25(02)10817121010019(10)MHO11261(37)25
GS1‐128 Barcode
AI(37) = # Cases
(02)87653829746284(10)MHO11132(37)10(02)87653829746284(10)MHO11132(37)10
Case LotCase GTIN Qty of Cases on Pallet
SSCCSSCC
(00)1 81712101 00000001 5(00)1 81712101 00000001 5
Label Source: www.FoodLogiQ.com
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Example Hybrid Pallet Label
GS1‐128 BarcodeMadison Farms Label 1 of 1Madison Farms Label 1 of 1
AI(02) = GTIN AI(10) = Lot AI(37) # Cases
(02)10817121010019(10)MHO11261(37)25(02)10817121010019(10)MHO11261(37)25
GS1‐128 Barcode
AI(37) = # Cases GS1‐128 Barcode AI(00) = SSCC(02)87653829746284(10)MHO11132(37)10(02)87653829746284(10)MHO11132(37)10
Case LotCase GTIN Qty of Cases on Pallet
AI(00) = SSCC—Prefix—Serial Number
SSCCSSCC
GS1‐128 Barcode
Label Source: www.FoodLogiQ.com
(00)1 81712101 00000001 5(00)1 81712101 00000001 5
GS1 Prefix Serial Number37
HPL Best Practices
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HPL Best Practices
1) GS1‐128 barcode2) Label design
6. Location: Place Hybrid Pallet Labels on two sides of the pallet. Labels should be applied on two adjacent sides of a pallet (i.e., two sets of labels must be printed and applied to each pallet). If multiple Hybrid Pallet Labels are required to identify all the unique2) Label design
3) Label Size4) Barcode Size
pp p ) p y q y qcases on a pallet, the labels should be stacked vertically (i.e. one above the other, not side by side). For further details, please see examples. If shipping an over-wrapped pallet (e.g., wrapped in plastic), the same guidance as above applies; it is recommended the label be placed on top of the plastic, not underneath. This will ensure a better scan rate of the bar codes. On Pallets: Each full unit load one or more packages held together by a pallet strapping shrink wrap4) Barcode Size
5) Text Content & Size6) Label Placement
Each full unit load – one or more packages held together by a pallet, strapping, shrink-wrap, etc. – should include labels on two adjacent sides of the pallet.
The bar code should be placed on the upper right half of the load, but the bottom edge of the symbol should not be higher than 32 inches from the bottom of the unit load.
7) Verify BarcodeTarget Minimum
16 Inches
Target Maximum32 Inches
Target height for the bottom of the bar code is between 16 inches and 32 inchesfrom the base of the pallet. For pallet less than 16 inches high, the bar code
should be placed as high as possible while protecting the bar code.
Source: www.ProduceTraceability.org
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HPL Best Practices
1) GS1‐128 barcodeCase Detail (02)10817121010019(10)MHO11261(37)25(02)10817121010019(10)MHO11261(37)25Case Detail AI(02) GTIN AI(10) Lot
( ) ( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( )
AI(37) QtySSCC AI(00) SSCC (00)1 81712101 00000001 5(00)1 81712101 00000001 5( )
Source: www.ProduceTraceability.org
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HPL Best Practices Madison Farms Label 1 of 1Madison Farms Label 1 of 1
1) GS1‐128 barcode2) Label Design (02)10817121010019(10)MHO11261(37)25(02)10817121010019(10)MHO11261(37)252) Label Design Company Name “Label N of N” GS1‐128 Barcode
( ) ( ) ( )
(02)87653829746284(10)MHO11132(37)10
( ) ( ) ( )
(02)87653829746284(10)MHO11132(37)10
Human Readable AIs, GTIN, Lot, Qty
Repeatl
(02)87653829746284(10)MHO11132(37)10
SSCC
(02)87653829746284(10)MHO11132(37)10
SSCC
‐‐‐‐ line ‐‐‐‐ “SSCC” GS1‐128 Barcode Human Readable SSCC
(00)1 81712101 00000001 5(00)1 81712101 00000001 5
Human Readable SSCC
Source: www.ProduceTraceability.org
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HPL Best Practices
1) GS1‐128 barcode2) Label Design
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2) Label Design3) Label Size 4” x 6” 8.5” x 11”
Source: www.ProduceTraceability.org
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HPL Best PracticesSSCC
1) GS1‐128 barcode2) Label Design
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SSCC
2) Label Design3) Label Size4) Barcode Size
Barcode Width 6.50” max
Quiet Zones = 10x narrow bar width, .195” - .400”
Narrow Bar Width, .0195” min - .040” max
4) Barcode Size 1.25” Tall (min) 6.50” Wide (max)
Source: www.ProduceTraceability.org
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HPL Best Practices
1) GS1‐128 barcode2) Label Design2) Label Design3) Label Size4) Barcode Size4) Barcode Size5) Text Content & Size Company Name AI, GTIN, Lot, Qty, SSCC Large enough font to
read in a warehouse
Source: www.ProduceTraceability.org
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HPL Best Practices
1) GS1‐128 barcode2) Label Design Target Maximum2) Label Design3) Label Size4) Barcode Size Target Minimum
16 Inches
Target Maximum32 Inches
4) Barcode Size5) Text Content & Size6) Label Placement Target height for the bottom of the bar code is between 16 inches and 32 inches
from the base of the pallet. For pallet less than 16 inches high, the bar code
Two adjacent sizes Multi‐labels vertical On top of shrink wrap
from the base of the pallet. For pallet less than 16 inches high, the bar codeshould be placed as high as possible while protecting the bar code.
On top of shrink wrap 16”‐32” from bottom
Source: www.ProduceTraceability.org45
HPL Best Practices General Specifications, Version 11 Preface
1) GS1‐128 barcode2) Label Design2) Label Design3) Label Size4) Barcode Size GS1 General Specifications
V i 114) Barcode Size5) Text Content & Size6) Label Placement
Version 11
Issue 1, Feb-2011
7) Verify Barcode GS1 General Specs V11 ≥ 1 5 (C) Grade Issue 1, Feb-2011 All contents copyright © GS1 Page 1 of 417 ≥ 1.5 (C) Grade
Source: www.ProduceTraceability.org
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PTI Best Practices for Hybrid Pallet Labeling
Eric Skiles IT Director Domex Superfresh Growers IT Director, Domex Superfresh Growers
IMPLEMENTING PTI BEST PRACTICES for HYBRID PALLET
LABELING WEBINAR
Best Practices for Hybrid Pallet Labeling in a Shed Packing EnvironmentShed Packing Environment
Eric Skiles, IT Director, Domex Superfresh Growers
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Hybrid Pallet Labeling in the Shed Packing Environment ‐ OverviewEnvironment Overview
Benefits and Difficulties of Shed Packing Environments
Warehouse Pallet Tags vs Hybrid Pallet Tags
The Big Questions, How and When
Final Recommendations
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Hybrid Pallet Labeling in the Shed Packing Environment – Benefits and DifficultiesEnvironment Benefits and Difficulties
Benefits of Shed Packing EnvironmentsC l C l C l Control, Control, Control—Weather Control
— Other Environmental Controls
— Box Control
Warehouse Grade Equipment Costs
Difficulties in Shed Packing Environmentsg Simultaneous # of SKU’s Floor Space Limitations
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Hybrid Pallet Labeling in the Shed Packing Environment – Warehouse Pallet Tags vs Hybrid TagsEnvironment Warehouse Pallet Tags vs Hybrid Tags
Excess Informationi i Proprietary Designs
Internal SKU vs GTIN Vital to Shipping Process Vital to Shipping Process Voice Pick Code Could
be Integrated Into Warehouse Tags
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Hybrid Pallet Labeling in the Shed Packing Environment – How to Create Hybrid TagsEnvironment How to Create Hybrid Tags
Manual/Touchscreen Entry Automatic Printing Based on Box Counts* Automatic Printing Based on Box Counts* Barcode Scanning of Case Labels*
Scan All Boxes on the Pallet to Create Hybrid Tag Scan a Single Box on the Pallet to Create Hybrid Tag Scan the First and Last Boxes on the Pallet to Create Hybrid Tag
Scan Warehouse Pallet TagsScan Warehouse Pallet Tags
*R i I t ti f C L b li A li ti*Requires Integration of Case Labeling Application
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Hybrid Pallet Labeling in the Shed Packing Environment – When to Create Hybrid TagsEnvironment When to Create Hybrid Tags
Print During Pallet CreationAd Advantages— Easy Fit into Today’s Workflows
— Possibility of Utilizing Existing Equipment
Disadvantages— Pallet Configuration Changes Before Shipping
— Repack/Relidding
— Overweight Trucks
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Hybrid Pallet Labeling in the Shed Packing Environment – When to Create Hybrid TagsEnvironment When to Create Hybrid Tags
Print During Staging or ShippingAd Advantages— Pallets are Configured for Shipment
— Scan Warehouse Pallet Tag(s) for Fast Tag Creation
— Integrate Tag Creation with Shipping Process
Disadvantages— Potentially the Biggest Change to Current Workflows
— Printers at Each Bay or Cart Based Printing
— Floor Space Issues
— Increased Foot Traffic in Heavy Forlkift Areas
— Overweight Trucks Still an Issue
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Hybrid Pallet Tag Example on a Pallet –Early TrialsEarly Trials
Hybrid Pallet Labeling in the Shed Packing Environment – Final RecommendationsEnvironment Final Recommendations
Shed Packing Can Be Easier Than Field Pack, But is Still Not EasyEasy
Take Time to Study Current Workflows Integration is KeyIntegration is Key Budget Accordingly There May Be No Right, Wrong, or Single Answer
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Get Involved Today
Join a PTI Working Group Company must be a member of one of the 4 sponsoring Company must be a member of one of the 4 sponsoring associations: CPMA, GS1 US, PMA, and/or UFPA
Send email request to Patricia Buccheri at pbuccheri@gs1us orgpbuccheri@gs1us.org
Participate in a PTI pilot C t t Ed T t PMA t @ Contact Ed Treacy at PMA etreacy@pma.com
Learn more about how to implement the PTI at d b lwww.producetraceability.org
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