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GS1 US – THE GLOBAL LANGUAGE OF

BUSINESS

DECEMBER 6, 2012

WHO IS GS1 US™?

• Founded in August, 1970

• 250 Employees

• Pioneered the U.P.C barcode – the foundation for

today’s global GS1 standards

• Neutral, not-for-profit, user-driven, organization serving more than

200,000 member companies

• Supports over 25 major sectors including apparel, consumer goods,

foodservice, healthcare, and retail industries

• US-based Member Organization of “Global” GS1

• More than 6 billion U.P.C. scans every day

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GS1 is the most widely used supply chain standards system in the world

ABOUT GS1

GS1 brings together stakeholders across an industry

to develop, adopt, and use information standards that

revolutionize the way they do business.

• GS1 Standards make it possible for companies to leverage

the power of information by identifying, capturing, and

sharing data about products, locations, and more.

• GS1 is a global, not-for-profit organization with more than

110 member organizations (MOs) serving business around

the world.

• GS1 is neutral, user-driven, and user-governed.

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GS1 GLOBAL SCOPE

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110 Member Organizations

150 Countries Served

GS1 GLOBAL STANDARDS

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GS1 Standards for identifying, capturing, and sharing

information—about products, business locations, and more—

make it possible for companies to speak the same language,

connect with each other, and move their business forward.

GS1 GLOBAL STANDARDS

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IDENTIFY: GS1 IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS

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Used to uniquely distinguish all products (trade items),

logistic units, locations, assets, and relationships across the

supply chain from manufacturer to consumer.

CAPTURE: GS1 SYSTEM DATA CARRIERS

GS1 System Data Carriers are capable of holding

varying amounts of data to accommodate different needs

such as batch/lot information and expiration dates.

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SHARE: GS1 INTERFACE STANDARDS FOR E-COM

Interoperability, made possible by identification

standards, data capture standards, and interface

standards, allows product information to flow through

the supply chain.

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FOODSERVICE GS1 US STANDARDS INITIATIVE

Achieve 75% GS1 Standards Adoption* by 2015

*Based on Revenue

FOODSERVICE GS1 US STANDARDS

INITIATIVE MEMBERS (118) Academic Institutions (4) Shamrock Foods Company Kraft Foods Group Unified Foodservice Purchasing Co-op

Alexandria City Public Schools, Nutrition Sysco Corporation Land O’Lakes, Inc. Wendy’s Quality Supply Chain Co-op, Inc.

Haub School of Business (SJU) UniPro Foodservice, Inc. McCain Foods USA, Inc.

School of Hotel Admin, Cornell University US Foods McCormick For Chefs Solution Providers (13)

Spring ISD Child Nutrition Mondelez Global, LLC 1WorldSync

Government Agency (1) Musco Family Olive Company AFS Technologies, Inc.

Brokers (2) North Carolina Dept. of Pub. Instruction Nestlé Professional Auto ID Solutions

Advantage Waypoint, LLC Pactiv Axway

Key Impact Sales & Systems Manufacturers (46) PepsiCo Foodservice FSEnet+

Beaver Street Fisheries Perdue Gladson

Distributors (27) Bunge Oils Pilgrim’s iTradeNetwork, Inc.

Armada Bush Brothers & Company Rema Foods Label Vision Systems, Inc.

Ben E. Keith Foods Butterball Foodservice Rich Products Corporation LANSA, Inc.

BiRite Foodservice Distributors C.H. Guenther & Son, Inc. Riviana Foods Loftware

Dot Foods, Inc. Campbell North America Foodservice Schwan's Food Service, Inc. MultiAd Kwikee

Ellenbee Leggett Company, Inc. Cargill Solo Cup Company Strategic Solutions, Inc.

F.A.B. Inc. Coca-Cola Company, The Stratas Foods Technomic, Inc.

Food Services of America ConAgra Foods TW Garner Food Company

Golbon Dawn Food Products Tyson Foods, Inc. Food Service Associations (12)

Gordon Food Service Dean Foods Company Unilever Foodsolutions North America Assn. of Nutrition & Foodservice Professionals

Hawkeye Foodservice Distribution, Inc. Ecolab Inc. Ventura Foods, LLC Association for Healthcare Foodservice

Independent Marketing Alliance General Mills, Inc. Foodservice Suppliers Association of Turkey

Indianhead Foodservice Distributor, Inc. Genpak Operators (13) GS1 Canada

Lipari Foods, Inc. Georgia-Pacific Consumer Products Amerinet GS1 UK

Maines Paper & Food Service, Inc. Heinz North America Foodservice ARAMARK Corporation International Foodservice Distributors Assn.

Martin Brothers Distributing Co., Inc. Hillshire Brands Avendra, LLC International Foodservice Manufacturers

Assn.

MBM Corporation Hoffmaster Group, Inc. Compass Group Material Handling Industry of America

McLane Foodservice, Inc. Hormel Foods CSCS®/DineEquity National Restaurant Association

Merchants Foodservice Icelandic USA, Inc. Darden Restaurants, Inc. Old Ways / Whole Grains Council

Nicholas & Company, Inc. J.M. Smucker Company, The Domino’s Pizza Palm Spring Unified School District

Pate Dawson Company J.R. Simplot Company Premier Healthcare School Nutrition Association

Performance Food Group Company Kellogg Company Specialty Channels Restaurant Services, Inc.

Reinhart FoodService, LLC Kemps, LLC Sodexo, Inc.

Sea Delight, LLC Knouse Food Cooperative, Inc. Subway/IPC

GS1 US INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC PROGRAMS

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GLOBAL DATA SYNCHRONIZATION

The continuous exchange of

information between

two or more parties.

Packer/Shipper

Global Data Synchronization

Measurements

Weights

Ordering information

Distributor

Item Number (GTIN)

Net Content

Product description Wholesaler

Distributor

Wholesaler

Retailer

Grower

Healthcare Provider

Operator

Manufacturer

GLOBAL DATA SYNCHRONIZATION DEFINED

• Data synchronization is the electronic transfer of standardized

product and entity information between trading partners and the

continuous synchronization of that data over time

• Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) is the key to product information:

– Brand name and product descriptions

– Ingredients, allergens, nutrients

– Product labeling, certifications, organic

• Global Location Number (GLN) can include:

– Brand Owner

– Manufacturer

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The USDA Food Connect Website can capture 107 product attributes for a single

item. Of these 107, GDSN currently accommodates 91 of them.

DATA FLOW VIA THE GLOBAL DATA

SYNCHRONIZATION NETWORK, GDSN

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Data Pools provide data that is

standards conformant, and

interoperable in the GDSN. The data

pool performs the transactions of

sending and receiving validated

product information between partners

inside or outside the data pool.

Step 1: Load Data

•Select one data pool as a

SINGLE point of entry to the GDSN.

GS1 Global Registry:

A single repository where basic

data is registered – identifies the

data pool location of source data

Step 3: Subscription Request

Step 4: Publish Data

Step 2: Register Data

Step 5: Recipient Confirmation

* Based on GDSN subscriber revenues (December 2011)

1 Total revenue for all foodservice subscribers in GDSN 2 2011 full year data based on Technomic’s January 2012 Wall Chart

ADOPTION OF GS1 GLOBAL DATA

SYNCHRONIZATION NETWORK

Global Adoption:

• Over 25,000 companies in more than 150 countries

• Over 10 million items synchronized

US Foodservice Industry Adoption:

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Manufacturers Distributors

Total Revenue of GDSN Subscribers1 128.3B 116.4B

Total Foodservice Revenue

(excluding Alcohol) 2 155.4B 179.6B

% of Total Foodservice Revenue

Represented by GDSN Subscribers 82.6% 64.8%

USDA Use of GS1 Data December 2012

USDA &

The Global Language of Business


USDA – The Global Language of Business

Where will GS1 data be used?

USDA Food Connect Web Site

USDA Child Nutrition Database



Where will GS1 data be used?

USDA Food Connect Web Site

Provides information and assistance to foodservice professionals to

identify food products produced from a variety of agricultural

commodities.

Improve the flow of food product information from US manufacturers

and processors to schools and other US Government supported food

procurement groups.



How will GS1 data be used?

USDA will contract with one of the GS1 authorized Data Pools

USDA will import nutritional data from the data pool and make it

available to schools

Data will be transferred through an automated system

Food Connect will update data on a routine schedule

Food Connect has built-in nutrition screen to verify data integrity

USDA will further develop Food Connect to share the data with third

party software providers



How will GS1 data be used?

The Data Pool will not provide all data schools need.

Industry will need to provide USDA Food data

USDA/AMS will provide CN Labeling data



Changes to USDA Food Connect

Sharing data with 3rd party software providers

FNS approved meal planning software

‐ Populate data on a set schedule

On-line bidding software sites

On-line tools

‐ Calculators

RAs will download data in a standard format



Changes to USDA Food Connect

CN Labeling database

Connect with the “new” FSIS online application web site

On-line request for CN numbers.

Download mock CN Labels - - by vendor (with watermark).



USDA Food Connect

www.foodconnect.usda.gov

For more information

John W. Lund

[email protected]

202-690-4938

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