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Q. What is Amazon GTIN exemption?
A. GTIN Exemption Amazon: How to Get a GTIN Number? | SageSeller
GTIN exemption means, that you do not need a UPC for your item on Amazon. In case if you don't have a GTIN exemption, it is necessary that you have a barcode registered GS1 global database. The only way you can buy a UPC to sell on Amazon is from the GS1.

Q. What qualifies for GTIN exemption?
A. GTIN Exemption: How to List Products on Amazon without a UPC ...
Requirements for a GTIN exemption

If the product you want to sell is your own private label brand, a generic no-brand name product, or a handmade product, you can apply for a GTIN exemption. If you are selling another brands product that does not have a UPC, you may also apply, with the brands approval.

Q. Is GTIN mandatory for Amazon India?
A. Although GTIN is recommended for exports and online selling, if your products do not have a GTIN, you can request an exemption on Amazon. Click here to apply for GTIN exemption. You will have to keep the following product information ready: o Product title and product images taken from all sides.

Q. Is GTIN mandatory?
A. Store brand and private-label products
Don't submit a value for the GTIN [gtin] attribute for products without a GTIN. If you're the only seller of a product or if your product is a store brand, it may not have a GTIN, and if so you don't need to submit one.

Q. Can 2 products have the same GTIN?
A. Two or more of the products in your product data use the same values for the GTIN [gtin] , multipack [multipack] , and condition [condition] attributes. This could be because you have one product listed twice in your product data or because you are using the same GTIN for 2 different products.

Q. How much does a GTIN cost?
A. The one-time cost for licensing a single GS1 US GTIN is $30, with no annual renewal fee. The initial cost of licensing a GS1 Company Prefix ranges from $250 to $10,500 which enables you to uniquely identify from 10 to 100,000 products, locations or assets.

Q. Can I make my own GTIN number?
A. A consumer product GTIN or barcode number is created by combining the GS1 Company Prefix licenced to you with a unique item reference. Depending upon the length of your company prefix you will allocate item reference for your product that contains a certain number of digits.

Q. Does GTIN expire?
A. Once your bar codes are issued to you they are yours for life. There are no future fees. You would assign a given UPC/EAN (GTIN) to a specific product and it would stay with that product for life. When you cease manufacturing/selling that item you would not reassign that GTIN to any other product.

Q. What is the advantage of GTIN?
A. GTINs allow Manufacturers to track exactly where their products are in the supply chain and who they're going to. Wholesalers can plan their inventory and utilise Barcodes to manage stock efficiently and track invoices, which will help to reduce invoice discrepancies.

Q. Can I use SKU instead of GTIN?
A. While not a requirement, most big box retailers will have a GTIN printed on their item packaging. Smaller, boutique-style retailers may not purchase GTINs for their products. In the event that an item variation doesn't have a GTIN, you can create a SKU for the variation instead.

Q. Do all products have GTIN?
A. UPIs help Google understand exactly what you're selling, and as a result, directly affect ad performance. Not all products have GTINs, MPNs, and/or a brand, but you'll want to provide what you have, and make sure that your product really doesn't have one of those UPIs before leaving a field blank.

Q. How do I know if my GTIN is valid?
A. The easiest way to validate your GTIN is by looking at the code on your product and double-checking if it reflects the one in the records. If this is not possible, then you can make sure the check digit is correct.