Global Returnable Asset Identifier (GRAI)
A Global Returnable Asset Identifier (GRAI) is used to uniquely and unambiguously identify reusable product carriers. Palettes, crates and barrels are examples of reusable carriers. A GRAI is assigned by the owner of the carrier.
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GS1 Belgium & Luxembourg is best known for the barcode. Thanks to this barcode and the Global Trade Item Number (GTIN), your supply chain becomes more efficient!
Committees and working groups
There are several commitees and working groups active in every sector at GS1 Belgium & Luxembourg. Committees work in support of our Board of Directors. Their agenda is determined by research questions from GS1 Global or GS1 in Europe, specific assignments from the Board and questions from the market. They try to provide an answer by looking for solutions within the standards and, where necessary, providing input for their expansion. Discover the differents commitees and workgroup of GS1 Belgium & Luxembourg
Biological products and certificates
For biological products, you supplement the usual standard information with specific fields.
Category Management Masterclass 2026
Category management is proven practice, embraced by basically all retailers. It provides the ideal platform for retailers and suppliers to jointly develop effective category plans.