Standard International Logistic Label - STILL - GS1

GS1 Logistic Label
4 Scope
It is very important to specify that this guideline follows rules from the GS1 General
Specifications.
Moreover it recommends following rules from layout by the EUROPEAN LOGISTIC LABEL.
This European guideline gives recommendation on identification and labelling logistic
units across Europe and it focuses on the supplier section of the logistic label. The link to
GS1 Europe is following: www.gs1.eu > download. In particular all requirements related
to the supplier section of the GS1 Logistic Label are referred to the European guideline.
Whereas this publication provides recommendation on customer and carrier section of
the GS1 Logistic Label.
It focuses on the relationship between logistic services client (retailer or supplier), carrier
and logistic services provider.
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The scope includes:
Consumer Product Goods (CPG) sector and fresh produce (reference to the GS1 Logistics
Forum Governance Charter) :
• Transport information on the GS1 Logistic Label both free text and bar coded firstly on
road transport and secondly to others modes (rail, air and sea).
• Transport and Warehousing operations
This guideline does not include the electronic flow of information linked with the data
contained in the GS1 Logistic Label.
The use of existing EDI messages (EANCOM and XML messages standards) is recommended
as outlined in the documentation: Logistics Interoperability Model (LIM) also created by
GS1.
© GS1 2008