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Global Brands Call for QR Codes Using GS1 Standards Worldwide

On the 50th anniversary of the first barcode scan, over 20 industry champions, including marketplaces such as Alibaba, retailers like Carrefour and brand owners like Procter & Gamble, are calling for the global adoption of QR Codes with GS1 standards.
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CONAI says Buyerdock QR codes are a good idea

As the first company to be approved by GS1 in the UK to deliver 2D barcodes (now called QR codes powered by GS1), we've made great strides towards making our QR codes the most Intelligent on the planet. 2D or not 2D is another question, we liken them to i-QR codes (Intelligent QR codes).

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What is iQRcode™ and how does it revolutionise consumer engagement?

In a world where packaging space is limited and regulatory demands are rising, brands are looking for smarter ways to communicate with consumers. Enter the iQRcode™ —an evolution of the traditional QR code that’s reshaping how product information is shared, managed, and experienced. What is an iQRcode™? An iQRcode™ is a dynamic, intelligent QR code […]
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Tesco Suppliers: Join the QR Code Trial with Buyerdock Today

Tesco are starting some trials of QR codes powered by GS1.

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Buyerdock iQRcode is featured on Australian TV

Over 15 million products with the Buyerdock iQRcode (GS1 compliant using 2D technology) are currently being scanned in over 105 countries around the world..
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End of the line for barcodes – The Sunday Times article

The barcode is so integral to daily life that it is scanned ten billion times a day, more times than Google’s search engine is used...
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Recommended timelines for Digital Product Passports

In order to have a seamless transition, finding the right data and ensuring stock in the EU is not going to be returned to you in 2027, QR codes will need to be on fashion garments, textiles or footwear during 2025.
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 Digital Product Passport Statistics: UK 2025

With the European Union’s Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation ushering in the era of digital product passports (DPPs), UK businesses are under growing pressure to adapt. These regulations are designed to increase transparency, traceability, and sustainability across the product lifecycle and are reshaping how companies approach compliance, operations, and customer satisfaction.  To find out what […]
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Preparing for the 2027 Barcode Transition

By 2027, the EU will require most consumer products to include Digital Product Passports (DPPs), accessible via smart, scannable iQR codes. For brands and manufacturers, this shift isn’t just regulatory – it’s an opportunity to lead in transparency, sustainability, and digital innovation. At Buyerdock, we’ve broken down the journey into three manageable steps to help […]
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How the Digital Shelf is Changing the Way Consumers Are Shopping Online

The Role of Transparency, Trust, and Sustainability In today’s fast-evolving digital marketplace, consumers are no longer just looking for products that meet their immediate needs—they’re also considering a product’s impact on the world around them. As more and more people shift to online shopping, the digital shelf has become a crucial space for brands to […]
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Making Digital Product Passports Accessible for Smaller Brands

Here's why it doesn't have to be daunting for smaller brands to become Digital Product Passport ready..
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Announcing our partnership with Byways

Byways are a leading supplier of the highest quality labelling, ticketing and point of sale products required by retailers and garment manufacturers worldwide. This partnership will make it super easy for any fashion, textile and shoe brand to get DPP's printed in any shape or form, just-in-time.
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Digital Product Passport is now the law

Digital Product Passports have entered into force in the EU today (18 July 2024). If you are a fashion, textile or footwear brand, you must comply.
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Digital Product Passport Live Example
Digital Product Passports for Fashion & Footwear

With the EU set to approve Digital Product Passports (DPP) in March 2024, it's time for fashion manufacturers, brands, along with textiles and footwear companies to get started on their journey to compliance.
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Buyerdock, now trusted by over 500 brands

Announcing the 500 club. We are going to showcase a different brand from the 500 club each week on Linkedin.

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EU Digital Product Passport and Smart Labeling

Over the next couple of years all consumer products will require a digital product passport (textiles are next), not just in the EU but rolling out across the world.

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All Amazon sellers need the triman logo if they sell in France

If you are an Amazon seller that ships product to France or Italy either FBA or FBM, you need to ensure your packaging carries the correct recycle logo otherwise you will be at risk of a fine upto €100k or worse up two years in prison according to French law
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App launched to help wine producers comply with new labelling laws in 2023

New regulations for 2023 require all wine sold in the EU to carry more information, including allergens, ingredients and nutritional values. Buyerdock has launched a web app – powered by GS1 standard
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App launched to help brands comply with strict new packaging laws in France and Italy

Buyerdock has launched a web app – powered by GS1 standards – to help brands adapt, meet growing demand for sustainability information and connect with their consumers in new ways.
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Welcome to new Buyerdock

Welcome to our new look site. We've been working non-stop this year and have totally revamped Buyerdock with help from our partners over at GS1 UK.

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ESPR: What Brands Must Know (2025–2030)

The European Union has unveiled a transformative roadmap to reshape how products are designed, labelled, and brought to market – with one clear goal: making sustainability the standard across Europe’s single market. At Buyerdock, we see this as a pivotal opportunity for brands to embrace transparency, build customer trust, and future-proof their operations through smarter […]
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Welcome to new improved Buyerdock

As you can see, we've made some large updates to the platform. We have updated the entire platform as the new Digital Product Passport is coming soon (passing law in April 2024), along with the move towards 2D barcodes by GS1..
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Buyerdock Trent's Visit
Trents facility visit

Buyerdock visited Trent’s car recycling plant to gain an understanding of how QR-Barcodes could be utilised and play an important part in tracking re-purposed, re-conditioned and up-cycled car parts.
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Configuring 2fa Apps

  Authy Launch the Authy application. Select the menu icon from the upper right hand corner of the screen and choose “Add Account” from the available menu items. In this step you can choose to either scan the QR code the plugin provides with your device’s camera or enter your verification code manually. Once you […]
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