Label in Large Retailer

I was at in Target recently and they were stocking the shelves with a product that is supplied by one of our clients. I took a closer look at the box the products were coming out of and right there was a UCC 128 Label created by B2BGateway.Net’s Warehouse Support Site. It happened to be a setup I worked on and it was really rewarding seeing the label in use. I wanted to share my joy with the person stocking the shelves but stopped myself – they probably would not find my UCC 128 Label story all that interesting. If you need an EDI or UCC 128 Label solution, please visit www.b2bgateway.net

Riona

Label Gateway

Next time you find yourself wandering around your local Best Buy, stop for a moment and think about how all those products got to the store. They had to be packed by a warehouse, loaded into a truck, and driven to their destination. And you know that each one of those boxes have a shiny new UCC-128 Label slapped on there.

And it’s entirely possible, that the label that was on the box that got those products to the store was printed off of our Warehouse Site as part of B2BGateway.Net www.b2bgateway.net. We specialize each label to match the specifications required by the Trading Partner so our clients can be sure they have the information necessary go get that product off the loading dock and onto store shelves. Our labels have passed countless tests by the actual Trading Partners as well as third party testing services. Formatted to fit any normal 4”x6” label printer, they’re ready to go at any time off of our easy to use website.

So before you hit the checkout counter with your Die Hard box set or your phone case, take a moment to think about where those items came from before it made it into your hands.