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Topic started on 25-5-2011 @ 11:58 AM by samlf3rd
Hello A.T.S a friend just sent me an email that I almost deleted before reading its important message; Read barcodes to understand what country they came from. This ideal is wonderful! It's easy to understand and remember.

How?

The whole world is afraid of China-made "black hearted goods". China has been caught using different barcodes to say the tainted product cam from different locations.

Can you differentiate which one is made in
Taiwan or China ?

If the first 3 digits of the barcode are 690, 691
or 692, the product is MADE IN CHINA.

471 is Made in Taiwan .

However, you may now refer to the barcode -
remember if the first 3 digits are:

000 - 019 GS1 US
020 - 029 Restricted distribution (MO defined)
030 - 039 GS1 US
040 - 049 Restricted distribution (MO defined)
050 - 059 Coupons
060 - 139 GS1 US
200 - 299 Restricted distribution (MO defined)
300 - 379 GS1 France
380 GS1 Bulgaria
383 GS1 Slovenija
385 GS1 Croatia
387 GS1 BIH (Bosnia-Herzegovina)
389 GS1 Montenegro
400 - 440 GS1 Germany
450 - 459 & 490 - 499 GS1 Japan
460 - 469 GS1 Russia
470 GS1 Kyrgyzstan
471 GS1 Taiwan
474 GS1 Estonia
475 GS1 Latvia
476 GS1 Azerbaijan
477 GS1 Lithuania
478 GS1 Uzbekistan
479 GS1 Sri Lanka
480 GS1 Philippines

Full listing is:
www.gs1.org...

BUY USA & CANADIAN MADE by watching for "0" at the beginning of the number.
We need every boost we can get!

Why?
If you purchase products from your own country (U.S.) we could drop our imports and help local businesses flourish. I am a small business owner, and I support my local commerce. Everyone should. I just bought a notebook with a serial number starting with "8"-Vietnam.
So, if you want more jobs buy local products from your country and we can all work together to make our country a better place. Quit waiting for "Our President" to do something about it, they can try, but it all comes down to us. We are dictating what foods we eat (full of corn syrups and chemicals I could never begin to pronounce) by not buying organic, we dictate what the dollar store sells when they use their monthly data to see who buys what. If they saw that a specific product was selling, they would buy more, heck the price may even drop a bit once supply and demand kick in.

Here are a few links regarding the subject:

www.gs1.org...
loftware.wordpress.com...


reply posted on 25-5-2011 @ 12:14 PM by samlf3rd
reply to post by sonofliberty1776


Exactly, all we need is a little education on the matter and we can help change our economies. It's the time for it, in one month we can make a difference. It's now my Agenda, and it should be yours if you are struggling in this economy, or if you/someone you know/love is without a job, spread the word.



reply posted on 25-5-2011 @ 12:37 PM by lastidealist
reply to post by samlf3rd



Ty and appreciate your time and effort in compiling this list
We all know (or should be aware) that one of the main agendas of the USA (fourth reich) is to eliminate small business and bankrupt the small business owner and make it so that there will be less and less people wanting to or owning a small business.
Also their agenda is for you to buy tainted food products that make you unhealthy and sick so they can ensure you need medical treatment to feed their sick twisted AMA and insurance companies.
THE MONEY IS IN THE MEDICINE AND DRUGS NOT THE CURE
It is up to each individual to do his or her part to do the right thing and do what is best for their family and their country and never trust your gov't or big business to do it for you.
People have relied on and believed in their gov't and big business for far to long and look where it got you.
The time and effort you put in to do a little research to buy the right products for you and your family will pay off ten times in the long run but you must start now and not procrastinate day after day and year after year.
I dream of peace and harmony but wake up to reality.


reply posted on 25-5-2011 @ 12:40 PM by samlf3rd
reply to post by Starwise


Wow, I am going to see for myself as I shop in the future, but everything on my desk is; "Made in China". What have we done to ourselves and our economy?

Although I am an American, this rule should go for nearly all countries, you should always export more than you import.

I can at least say that I am going to change. I know at least 100 people without a job (friends, friends of friends, family members, etc.)


reply posted on 25-5-2011 @ 12:45 PM by samlf3rd
reply to post by lastidealist


Powerful words...
I hope we all become conscious of our spending habits.

Really how long do you think it would take to boost the economy?
1-month

That's what I would give it. If a Mom & Pop company suddenly had an increase in picnic tables made from plastic and steel it would generate a ton of work. You now have clerical, manufacturing, shipping, receiving, laborers, and more. I am telling you what a difference 1000 people could make by purchasing 5 of 10 products in America instead of overseas.


reply posted on 25-5-2011 @ 08:11 PM by samlf3rd
reply to post by nerbot


You are right, many cases of fraud occur in the news when companies simply alter the barcode, and when they have a manufacturing facility in another country. But we can catch on to these minor details.
From what I have seen most companies that manufacture in the U.S. make it very clear that they are hometown proud. Other countries HIDE IT, or they just say made in ...

We need to boost our economy with more info, thanks for the replies guys!


reply posted on 25-5-2011 @ 08:48 PM by aboutface
reply to post by theRhenn


but
I've noticed that it says "packaged in" --which to me means it isn't home grown. I am particularly attentive to food products now. Great subject for us to think about. Thanks. S&F


reply posted on 25-5-2011 @ 09:54 PM by incrediblelousminds
reply to post by aboutface




If it says 'packaged in', then you know it wasn't made/produced in the same place.

IF it was made locally, or at least in the US, it would say so.


reply posted on 25-5-2011 @ 10:33 PM by clintdelicious
reply to post by samlf3rd



Its always best to use local vendors for buying goods, but unfortunately 95% of people will just goto the supermarket and buy whats there which is from all over the world. I think its mad how people dont care about supporting british farmers here but peopple would rather save a few pence
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