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Wants to know about the way to ensuring barcoding compliance? If yes, here’s your answer: User must follow these steps: *Follow customer requirements and encode identity of consumer products- Industries agreed on standards for barcode types, label size, and placement on shipping packets and item labels. Many general "standard requirements" for industries to refuse conflict and fees by choosing barcode emplacement and size with each of clients. Quick able recognizable, EAN/UPC barcodes are printed on almost every consumer product, and they are the oldest-established and most widely-used of all barcoding fields. *Printers maintenance- Maintenance of the printers that are using for generating the barcodes is the most important factor to be get notified about all important new updates of service. *Avoid cheap materials- Low-grade barcode label materials can make barcode scanning difficult. To save money by using a cheaper label is not a good thing. High-quality barcodes have the power to increase your business, build your brand and stable trust of the product that meets requirements by applying the label. *Double check label placement- Process of double-checking label placement on the product box before shipping them shows care about quality control. It’s not only important for making the barcode easy to find when it placed on the parcel, but also to make it easy to scan by a scanner device. *Testing of barcodes by verifier- Label verifiers are used for testing printed barcode quality, scan the ability of barcode, etc. The verifier will grade both linear and 2D barcodes according to the quality parameters which are developed by international organizations. *Identification of product and services- On the behalf of the industry standards, user can ensure that their unique barcode numbers will be accepted by major retailers and distributors, and they can use a Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) to uniquely identify all of their company's trade items.