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GTIN (Global Trade Item Number) provides the global supply chain solution for the identification of any item that is traded (priced, ordered, invoiced).

Target market (Language) 1.1 New Language 1.2 Add additional language 1.3 Language Group Cluster Substitution More…	Branding 2.1 Wording of existing product 2.2 Brand graphics 2.3 Brand addition More…	Packaging 3.1 Packaging with major impact 3.2 Material or Type 3.3 New / additional pallet layout More…
Target market (Language)	Branding	Packaging

Product 4.1 Content 4.2 Formulation 4.3 Functionality More…	Promotional 5.1 Sample or Test Trade items 5.2 Bonus Pack 5.3 Free Gifts More…	Manufacturing 6.1 Produced in different locations 6.2 Different Manufacturer - identical trade…
Product	Promotional	Manufacturing

Selling Price 7.1 Different Retail Price 7.2 Retailer price label 7.3 Change to MSRP More…	Seasonals 8.1 Modified for season 8.2 Same Brand - Trade item Vintage	Upstream 9.1 Different logistical size 9.2 Different substance 9.3 Different trading partners
Selling Price	Seasonals	Upstream

Fresh foods 10.1 Difference in weight 10.2 Sold individually then cut and sold by… 10.3 Item sold individually or by weight More…
Fresh foods

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