Hi everyone. I am just worried because I bought my first accesories for Amazon but when I searched them in Amazon catalogue, no results at all.
Right under the barcode there were 8 digits. So I did my research and found out that:
An EAN-8 is an EAN/UPC symbology barcode and is derived from the longer International Article Number code. It was introduced for use on small packages where an EAN-13 barcode would be too large.
In my case since my products were small maybe thats why EAN-8 was used by the company who manufactured it.
What further confused me was that, under the 8-digit code there is another set of 7-digit code followed by 2 more digits. (Please see attached photo). When I used these 7 digits in the search product tab, amazon was able to bring up results of completely different kind of products.
I did my further research and found out that the 7 digit code could be the manufacturer’s reference number. I might be wrong though.
So I just want to ask if amazon will accept my products though only having an 8 EAN code.
Thank you to all who will reply.
Amazon will only accept GS1 registered bar codes, they will not accept Chinese EAN-8 bar generic codes.
the bottom line is never buy codes starting in 0 these will never work
its easy to buy 250 codes ,with there bar codes for less than £10
Hi everyone. I am just worried because I bought my first accesories for Amazon but when I searched them in Amazon catalogue, no results at all.
Right under the barcode there were 8 digits. So I did my research and found out that:
An EAN-8 is an EAN/UPC symbology barcode and is derived from the longer International Article Number code. It was introduced for use on small packages where an EAN-13 barcode would be too large.
In my case since my products were small maybe thats why EAN-8 was used by the company who manufactured it.
What further confused me was that, under the 8-digit code there is another set of 7-digit code followed by 2 more digits. (Please see attached photo). When I used these 7 digits in the search product tab, amazon was able to bring up results of completely different kind of products.
I did my further research and found out that the 7 digit code could be the manufacturer’s reference number. I might be wrong though.
So I just want to ask if amazon will accept my products though only having an 8 EAN code.
Thank you to all who will reply.
Hi everyone. I am just worried because I bought my first accesories for Amazon but when I searched them in Amazon catalogue, no results at all.
Right under the barcode there were 8 digits. So I did my research and found out that:
An EAN-8 is an EAN/UPC symbology barcode and is derived from the longer International Article Number code. It was introduced for use on small packages where an EAN-13 barcode would be too large.
In my case since my products were small maybe thats why EAN-8 was used by the company who manufactured it.
What further confused me was that, under the 8-digit code there is another set of 7-digit code followed by 2 more digits. (Please see attached photo). When I used these 7 digits in the search product tab, amazon was able to bring up results of completely different kind of products.
I did my further research and found out that the 7 digit code could be the manufacturer’s reference number. I might be wrong though.
So I just want to ask if amazon will accept my products though only having an 8 EAN code.
Thank you to all who will reply.
Amazon will only accept GS1 registered bar codes, they will not accept Chinese EAN-8 bar generic codes.
the bottom line is never buy codes starting in 0 these will never work
its easy to buy 250 codes ,with there bar codes for less than £10
Amazon will only accept GS1 registered bar codes, they will not accept Chinese EAN-8 bar generic codes.
Amazon will only accept GS1 registered bar codes, they will not accept Chinese EAN-8 bar generic codes.
the bottom line is never buy codes starting in 0 these will never work
its easy to buy 250 codes ,with there bar codes for less than £10
the bottom line is never buy codes starting in 0 these will never work
its easy to buy 250 codes ,with there bar codes for less than £10