The non-food sector covers a wide range of items across a broad spectrum of industries. From clothing (apparel, fashion, footwear) to home improvement and other supplies, it is a very data-driven and constantly moving sector.
GS1 standards are like the DNA of the articles and products moving through their value chain. By uniquely identifying each of them, it is possible to link articles and products to relevant information.
For GS1 in Europe it is maybe not the largest sector yet, but the demand is growing fast. The aim is to help Member Organisations support their customers throughout the European continent.
Batteries
The Digital Product Passport for electric vehicle batteries and industrial batteries is a central part of the new European legislation.
Circular Textile
The textile industry is one of the sectors that has been prioritised by the EU, with an action plan kickstarting its digital and circular transformation.
DIY, Garden & Pet
For the Do-It-Yourself (DIY), Garden & Pet sector the main focus has been working on the Global Data Model. More projects and activities will follow for this sector.
Related Publications
1169 Guideline – version 2.7
How to exchange mandatory information required by the EU Regulation 1169/2011 in GDSN. This guideline is based on GDSN Release 3.1.25.
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Petfood Guideline – version 1.7
How to exchange mandatory information required by the EU Regulation 767/2009 in GDSN
Harmonized European attribute list for the DIY sector Version 1.2
PDf guideline on Harmonized European attribute list for the DIY sector Version 1.2
