From the GEPIR Dashboard (US version):
The new tool will probably be located here (https: //www.gs1us.org/tools/data-lookup rather than the previous URL, https: //www.gs1us.org/tools/gs1-company-database-gepir, linked above without the break):
From the GEPIR Dashboard (US version):
The new tool will probably be located here (https: //www.gs1us.org/tools/data-lookup rather than the previous URL, https: //www.gs1us.org/tools/gs1-company-database-gepir, linked above without the break):
And, of course, the required followup question:
How will Amazon use this to make my life harder?
What are the implications here?
There are many, as far as the eye can see - as is most-always true when a Global Standards-policing entity makes even the tiniest change in established processes & procedures, as has been demonstrated time and again throughout Recorded History (and with an alarmingly-increasing frequency in the Digital Age) - but my main motivation in posting this heads-up topic-thread is akin to what our @HobbesIsMyTiger so-eloquently illustrates with this upthread reply (emphasis mine), re: unintended consequences:
It may be worthwhile to note that GS1 has been relatively mute on this subject for all of our Global Accounts’ unsolicited communications from that entity.
Bumping this because the migration date, 6Dec`23, is now upon us.