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A standard logistic unit contains a fixed number of trade units as specified by a supplier (delivered regularly). |
A non-standard logistic unit is specially created for the needs of a specific order/this logistic unit (not part of the regular offer, delivered irregularly).
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A homogeneous unit contains one type of trade item. All the items at the highest level of packaging are the same and are identified with the same GTIN. Example: a pallet containing 50 trade item groupings of shampoo (uniform content). |
A heterogeneous unit contains different types of trade items at the highest level of packag-ing that are identified with different GTINs. Example: a pallet containing 30 standard trade item groupings (e.g. boxes) of shampoo and 20 standard trade item groupings (e.g. boxes) of conditioner (mixed content). |
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A trade item is priced or ordered or invoiced (part of the supplier’s regular offer), identified with its own GTIN. |
This logistic unit is not identified with its own GTIN (not a part of the regular offer of the supplier). |
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If the logistic unit contains only trade units (GTIN 2) of fixed measure. |
If the logistic unit contains only trade units (GTIN 1) of variable measure. |
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A Batch/Lot number is used to identify trade units which have undergone the same e.g. production process. The number may be a production lot number, a shift number, a machine number, a time, or an internal production code. |
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Select the type of variable information: |
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