A barcode is a unique identification number used to track and sell products in retail stores and online marketplaces. If you want to sell your product in supermarkets, export internationally, or list it on eCommerce platforms, you need a valid barcode such as EAN

An EAN (European Article Number) barcode is an internationally recognized product identification code used in retail worldwide. EAN-13 is the most common format used for FMCG and export products.

You can obtain a barcode by registering your product details with a barcode provider. The process typically includes selecting barcode quantity, submitting company information, and receiving your unique barcode numbers for product packaging.

In most cases, barcode numbers are issued within 3–5 hours after successful registration and payment confirmation.

No. Each product variation (size, flavor, color, packaging type) requires a separate unique barcode number to ensure accurate tracking and inventory management.

Yes, EAN barcodes are globally recognized and can be scanned in retail stores worldwide, provided they are properly registered and formatted.

Most supermarkets and online marketplaces require scannable, valid EAN or UPC barcodes. Always confirm their specific barcode policy before listing your product.

Typically, you need:

• Company name

• Product name

• Product category

• Packaging details

• Contact information

Yes, once issued, barcode numbers are permanently assigned to your product. However, additional products or variations will require new barcode numbers.