The Ultimate Guide to Pallet Labelling

Supplied by Matthews Intelligent Identification on Wednesday, 27 November, 2019

An industry study found some 83% of Australian suppliers use SSCC pallet labels, yet another study found 44% of those labels had problems.

This paper examines the uses of SSCC labelling, its benefits, the issues with incorrect pallet labelling and the solution in detail.

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