Have you found yourself asking ‘What are 2D barcodes?’. If you have questions relating to barcodes, then rest assured Matthews has the answer. With over four decades worth of experience in product coding, labelling, automatic data capture and inspection, we have seen everything – and implemented and developed an excellent solution.
Get the advantage of 2D barcodes at point of sale for better stock management, less waste, and faster recalls.
Connect your customers and trading partners to more product information, so you can protect your brand and build greater brand trust.
What you need to know to streamline the transition to 2D barcodes.
Make sure 2D barcodes scan right every time and prevent costly mistakes – here’s what you need to know to streamline the transition to 2D barcodes.
Protect your brand from counterfeiters and improve brand trust with overseas customers. See how 2D barcodes provide the solution.
Protect your high value products and build trust amongst your customers and trading partners with 2D barcodes.
Learn how 2D barcodes are used in Transport and Logistics, and what’s coming next.
As one of the first industries to embrace data embedded barcodes.
Having seen the advantages that 2D barcodes can offer across the meat industry supply chain.
According to IBISWorld, the fresh ready-meal market in Australia is now a $600 million industry.
The ability for consumers to quickly and clearly discover brand stories will unlock major benefits for these industries including eggs, creams and speciality milks.
At Matthews we've been working closely with the infant formula industry for a number of decades to assist with supplying next generation coding and labelling solutions.
2D barcodes are two-dimensional barcodes that are embedded with data.
Before you create a 2D barcode, consider your product, equipment, and processes.
2D barcodes differ from traditional 1D barcodes with a smaller design and ability to hold a greater amount of information.
The benefits of 2D barcodes across applications comes down to the fact that they can hold a large amount of information in a small space.
