Who they are

Namibia Barcode Center, a Non–Profit Organisation incorporated under section 21.
The company is governed by the Board of Directors, which is comprised of the Retail
Charter sector stakeholders.

Deprtment: Market Access

Start date: April 1, 2018

End date: July 05, 2020

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The Study Description

In 2018 the Namibia Trade Forum through the implementation of the Retail Sector
Charter commissioned a feasibility study on setting up a GS1 Barcode Center in
Namibia.

A barcode was identified as one of minimum barriers to entry of Namibian
manufactured products in local retail outlets.

Organisation Goals

For many years Namibia lacked the institutional framework to issue barcodes. Thus
the formation of the Barcode Centre is the first among other requirements that would
allow the country to issue barcodes without reliance on other countries such as South
Africa.

Process

Teamwork

Looking at Things Differently

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Holistic Solutions

We Leverage our Experience

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Quality

Realize Collaborate Genius

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Solution

The result of employees, over 115 detailers and engineers, all coming together to solve problem before they arise. the teamwork it demonstrates both internally and externally is.

Our Safety Net

$15,566.64

College Saving

$2,29,486.53

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