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Innovation fuels the Johnson & Johnson GS1 Asset Management Platform

Incorporating GS1 assets – GS1 Company Prefixes (GCPs), Global Trade Item Numbers (GTINs), Global Location Numbers (GLNs) – enables J&J to effectively create identifying information, supporting oversight of products throughout the supply chain.

Successfully managing the various assets can be a challenge especially in a multinational company so a centralised management system has been implemented. Equally important is an automated system enabling a consistent, uniform approach throughout J&J.

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Implementing UDI on medical devices in Shenzhen – benefiting healthcare regulati...

In Shenzhen alone, three separate regulatory departments are involved (Shenzhen Administration for Market Regulation, Shenzhen Health Commission and Healthcare Security Bureau of Shenzhen Municipality).

Adding to the complexity in that in Shenzhen city there is a total of 1,549 medical device manufacturers (14,095 medical device SKUs), 75,975 medical device distributors and 5,780 healthcare providers. This means the medical device supervision and traceability chain is long and challenging. Shenzhen Administration for Market Regulation has established one data platform for UDI, collected data from two sources (suppliers and healthcare providers), in a project led by three departments.

Adriana Reyes Carrillo

Vice President, IT & Global Shared Services, Procter & Gamble

Pavan Heda

Vice President, Supply Chain Acceleration Programs, Johnson & Johnson

citrus fruits traceability gs1 australia

Citrus fruit traceability in a snap…

Citrus growers in Australia are looking for new ways to protect their brand, engage with consumers wherever they are in the world and collaborate more efficiently with supply chain partners.
A project was introduced aiming to implement end-to-end traceability using 2D barcodes and GS1 Digital Link from an Australian packing house, through the supply chain, to consumers in Asia Pacific markets.

zhejiang food tracesbility chain case study

Better food safety and supply chain efficiency in Zhejiang Province, China

Authorities in Zhejiang Province, China wanted to help the province’s 125,000 food sector companies achieve better traceability to protect citizens, make more product information available to consumers and boost supply chain efficiencies.

Tens of thousands of Zhejiang food companies are already benefitting from more accurate traceability and more modernised processes; tens of millions of Zhejiang consumers now have faster, easier access to product information.