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Labeling and packaging design is one of the most direct connections to a product there can be... it's right on it. That's why it takes the most TLC and consideration from both the client and the designer. It needs to represent the product while it sits on a shelf away from the companies sales people. GDS should be your choice for design of your packaging - we have the experience not only design but different printing methods. We can also do the supporting sales sell sheets, logo design, web site, etc. Client: Clif Bar Job: 4552Luna |
{body2} Client: Sugars By Sharon Job: 4564SAbyS ![]() Client: Sue's Fancy Baskets & Soaps Job: 4686Clabby • More Photos UPC Codes ![]() Need to track sales and order numbers? UPC codes speak a global language of accuracy and inventory control. In order for your company to have UPC codes on your packaging, you must first become a member of the Uniform Code Council, Inc. (UCC). This enables you to place a UPC code on your product and distribute it in the marketplace. The UCC will assign you a prefix number that uniquely identifies your company. You will use that prefix to create the 12-digit Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) that's encoded in the UPC symbol. To learn about membership in the UCC, visit: http://www.gs1us.org/ ![]() (used to be: www.uc-council.org 11/05) We design packaging and labels with UPC codes using the specific guidelines required to produce bar codes that scanners can read at the point of sale. For final printing the bar code is usually a seperate ink plate to insure a dense black. |
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