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A code printed on a piece of lumber, brick, panel, or other construction material can do much more than identify the product. When marking is connected to production data, that code can help manufacturers determine when a product was made, where it was produced, which production line handled it, what batch it belonged to, and potentially other information relevant to …
In consumer packaged goods manufacturing, traceability depends on the ability to connect every finished product with the conditions under which it was produced. Manufacturers need to know when a product was made, where it was made, which production line was used, which raw materials or packaging components were involved, and where the finished product was shipped. Batch numbers create that …