ExportUSA has adopted 2D two-dimensional barcodes in the logistics center in Ohio

The 2D two-dimensional barcodes are the new standard for logistics developed by the American company GS1. These new barcodes look just like a QR Code, even though it's not entirely accurate to say that 2D codes are exactly the same as QR codes [in fact, 2D codes can be QR codes but not vice versa]

ExportUSA has initiated the transition to two-dimensional barcodes [the so-called 2D barcodes] in the Dayton, Ohio warehouse and in the Brooklyn warehouse, which specializes in ecommerce logistics for the American market.

The major advantage of two-dimensional barcodes is that they can hold significantly more fields and information than linear barcodes and they include a GS1 Digital Link. In the retail sector, the GS1 Digital Link is a major factor in the shift to 2D barcodes, with the vision that each product will have a unique multifunctional 2D barcode that can be used at the point of sale, going beyond the traditional functions that logistics assigns to barcodes. Indeed, it can also be used to access digital content like certifications, user instructions, product information, traceability details, and much more.

The adoption of two-dimensional barcodes for logistics management in the United States by ExportUSA perfectly aligns with the company's philosophy of adopting the most advanced technological solutions to enhance the work of Italian companies in the American market.