Fresh produce traceability labels:
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Labels include SSCC, EAN, GS1, UPC, PLU, voice pick for all units including crate, carton, tote, pallet, case, and shipping container.
Fruit and vegetables must be marked with the name of the food. Most fruit and vegetables must be labelled with their class and may also need labelling with country of origin and variety.
Care should be taken with any other descriptions to ensure they are correct - 'organic', for example. There are other requirements in relation to pricing and weight marking of the products.
In the case of non-prepacked food, mandatory labelling must be on a notice with the food (shelf edge etc).
In the case of prepacked and prepacked-for-direct-sale food, mandatory labelling must be on the packaging of the food or on a label attached to the packaging.
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The country of origin or place of provenance must be marked if failure to do so would be misleading. The place of provenance is a more local description than country of origin - for example, Kent strawberries or Valencia oranges.
The guidance for traceability provides a framework for implementing GS1 standards to enable end-to-end visibility and transparency of fresh produce supply chains. The guidance covers the use of key identifiers, such as GTINs, GLNs, and SSCCs, as well as data capture and sharing methods, such as EPCIS and GDSN. The main objectives of the guidance are to enhance food safety and quality, to support product recall and withdrawal, and to facilitate market access and regulatory compliance.
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Fruit that has been waxed must be labelled as such. Any other treatment or process that a product has been subjected to must also be given - for example, beetroot that has been dipped in vinegar or cooked must be labelled accordingly.
The guidance for labelling consumer units provides recommendations on how to apply GS1 standards to fresh produce items that are sold to consumers. The guidance covers the use of barcodes, data carriers, human readable information, and label design. The main objectives of the guidance are to ensure accurate and consistent identification of fresh produce items, to enable efficient scanning at point of sale, and to support consumer information and traceability needs.