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Keeping Up With the New Food Safety Standards

Mike Yezzi, VP Business Development, ScottTech
August 3, 2016
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Mike Yezzi, vice president of business development with ScottTech, explains the purpose of GS1 128, a new standard and barcode for managing and tracking product throughout the supply chain, with a particular application to food and beverage. [Run Time (Min.): 4:21]

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