We help companies in Romania turn global standards into a competitive advantage.
GS1 Romania is a neutral, non-profit organisation, the only body officially authorised by GS1 Global to connect Romanian companies to the global GS1 standards ecosystem.
For over 30 years, we have helped organisations adopt internationally recognised standards for product identification, traceability and efficient data exchange, contributing to the development of safer, more efficient and more connected trade.
GS1 Romania develops the standards infrastructure used daily for millions of products and thousands of companies in Romania.
We assign and manage the GS1 identifiers used in trade, logistics, healthcare and industry.
We support the implementation of standards for GS1 Digital Link, Sunrise 2027, traceability, Digital Product Passport and standardised data exchange.
We provide members with applications and platforms that simplify the implementation of GS1 standards.
We collaborate with manufacturers, retailers, authorities, universities and technology providers for an interoperable ecosystem.
We issue the GS1 Company Prefix and GS1 identifiers (GTIN, GLN, SSCC and other GS1 keys), used for the unique identification of products, locations and logistic units worldwide.
We support companies in implementing GS1 barcodes, QR codes powered by GS1 and GS1 DataMatrix, preparing them for the new requirements on traceability and digitalisation.
We develop and promote standards for the secure and interoperable exchange of data between trading partners, through solutions such as EDI, GDSN, EPCIS, GS1 Digital Link and Verified by GS1.
We provide members with applications and platforms that simplify the implementation of GS1 standards and the automation of commercial and logistics processes.
We provide consultancy, training and technical expertise for implementing GS1 standards in retail, FMCG, healthcare, logistics, construction and other industries.
We contribute to the adoption of the new generation of global standards through dedicated projects on GS1 Sunrise 2027, GS1 Digital Link, Digital Product Passport, traceability and the circular economy.
On the initiative of 20 manufacturing companies, chambers of commerce and national standardisation institutions, the Romanian Association for International Article Numbering (ARNIA) is established.
On the initiative of 20 manufacturing companies, chambers of commerce and national standardisation institutions, the Romanian Association for International Article Numbering (ARNIA) is established.
Romania becomes a member of EAN International. The first product identification codes are assigned in August 1994.
Romania becomes a member of EAN International. The first product identification codes are assigned in August 1994.
With the formation of GS1 globally, the organisation changes its name to GS1 Romania.
With the formation of GS1 globally, the organisation changes its name to GS1 Romania.
New services, platforms and digital standards bring a new stage for the GS1 ecosystem in Romania.
New services, platforms and digital standards bring a new stage for the GS1 ecosystem in Romania.
GS1 Romania is the national organisation, the only body authorised to issue and manage GS1 identifiers in Romania.
GS1 Romania is the national organisation, the only body authorised to issue and manage GS1 identifiers in Romania.
GS1 Romania actively contributes to the adoption of the new generation of global standards that will transform the way products are identified, tracked and connected to digital information.
The global transition to 2D codes on products.
One code, multiple digital pieces of information.
The digital passport of European products.
End-to-end visibility across the supply chain.
Become a GS1 Romania member and access the global identification ecosystem.