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HansdG at 07:14, 27 February 2025

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	Trade Items are the key entities in the commercial process, since pricing, stocklevels and other trade conditions are linked to trade items.		Trade Items are the key entities in the commercial process, since pricing, stocklevels and other trade conditions are linked to trade items.

	~~[[File:Data Mantra - Sales Unit = Product + Packaging.jpg\|800px]]~~

	[[File:Material_Use_Categories.png\|800px]]		[[File:Material_Use_Categories.png\|800px]]

HansdG at 07:11, 27 February 2025

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	Trade Items are the key entities in the commercial process, since pricing, stocklevels and other trade conditions are linked to trade items.		Trade Items are the key entities in the commercial process, since pricing, stocklevels and other trade conditions are linked to trade items.

			[[File:Data Mantra - Sales Unit = Product + Packaging.jpg\|800px]]

	[[File:Material_Use_Categories.png\|800px]]		[[File:Material_Use_Categories.png\|800px]]

HansdG at 11:34, 17 November 2024

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HansdG: /* Key Elements of a Trade Item */

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Key Elements of a Trade Item

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	**'''Consumables''': Items consumed upon use, e.g., food, printer ink.		**'''Consumables''': Items consumed upon use, e.g., food, printer ink.
	**'''Disposables''': Items used once or a few times before disposal, e.g., paper plates, wipes.		**'''Disposables''': Items used once or a few times before disposal, e.g., paper plates, wipes.
	*'''Packaging ~~Component~~(s)''':Materials added to protect, distribute, store, or enhance the usability of products, ranging from simple plastic wraps to elaborate boxes with custom inserts.		*'''Packaging Element(s)''':Materials added to protect, distribute, store, or enhance the usability of products, ranging from simple plastic wraps to elaborate boxes with custom inserts.

	'''Logistic Trade Items:'''		'''Logistic Trade Items:'''

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	*'''Packaging Component(s)''':Materials added to protect, distribute, store, or enhance the usability of products, ranging from simple plastic wraps to elaborate boxes with custom inserts.		*'''Packaging Component(s)''':Materials added to protect, distribute, store, or enhance the usability of products, ranging from simple plastic wraps to elaborate boxes with custom inserts.

	'''~~Nested~~ Trade Items:'''		'''Logistic Trade Items:'''

	Trade items can be nested within larger units for efficient handling and shipping~~. For example:~~		Trade items (level: Consumer/End Customer Unit) can be nested within larger units for efficient handling and shipping.
	* A Consumer Product Trade Item like a mobile phone in its retail packaging.
	* A carton containing 12 such phones, considered a larger Trade Item. (Trade item containing 12 trade items)		* A carton containing 12 such phones, considered a larger Trade Item. (Trade item containing 12 trade items)
	* Multiple cartons ~~might then be grouped~~ onto a pallet, forming a ~~Pallet Trade Item~~ for ~~distribution~~. (Trade item containing 48 trade items, each containing 12 trade items).		* Multiple cartons stacked onto a pallet, forming a trade item for supply. (Trade item (Pallet) containing 48 trade items (Carton), each containing 12 trade items (Consumer Unit).

	== DPS, DPP and Data Carriers==		== DPS, DPP and Data Carriers==

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	**Eco Performance: Data concerning the product's durability, energy efficiency, repairability, and potential for reuse.		**Eco Performance: Data concerning the product's durability, energy efficiency, repairability, and potential for reuse.
	**Resource Recovery: Details on the product’s recyclability and compostability.		**Resource Recovery: Details on the product’s recyclability and compostability.
	*'''Data Carriers:''' The ~~DTS~~ can be linked to a trade item, a durable product, or even a packaging component through various data carriers like QR codes, RFID tags, or digital watermarks (e.g. [https://www.digitalwatermarks.eu/ Digital Watermarks Initiative]).		*'''Data Carriers:''' The DPS can be linked to a trade item, a durable product, or even a packaging component through various data carriers like QR codes, RFID tags, or digital watermarks (e.g. [https://www.digitalwatermarks.eu/ Digital Watermarks Initiative]).
	Relevance to Sustainability and Regulations:		Relevance to Sustainability and Regulations:
	Detailed data about products and packaging is essential under regulations like the Digital Product Passport (DPP) and the Packaging and Packaging Waste Directive (PPWD). These aim to enhance transparency and encourage recycling, promoting a shift towards a circular economy.		Detailed data about products and packaging is essential under regulations like the Digital Product Passport (DPP) and the Packaging and Packaging Waste Directive (PPWD). These aim to enhance transparency and encourage recycling, promoting a shift towards a circular economy.

HansdG at 06:18, 13 June 2024

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			A Trade Item refers to any product or combination of products and packaging components that are sold and distributed within the supply chain, up to the point of delivery to the end-user or consum

	A trade item is defined as one or more products combined optionally with one or more packaging components, which are packaged together and made available for sale, distribution, or consumption. Each trade item is uniquely identifiable through a Global Trade Item Number (GTIN), enabling efficient tracking and management across various supply chains. This definition accommodates various forms of trade items, from single products in minimal packaging to complex assemblies of multiple products and packaging layers, essential for distribution and sale.		A trade item is defined as one or more products combined optionally with one or more packaging components, which are packaged together and made available for sale, distribution, or consumption. Each trade item is uniquely identifiable through a Global Trade Item Number (GTIN), enabling efficient tracking and management across various supply chains. This definition accommodates various forms of trade items, from single products in minimal packaging to complex assemblies of multiple products and packaging layers, essential for distribution and sale.

			Trade Items are the key entities in the commercial process, since pricing, stocklevels and other trade conditions are linked to trade items.

	[[File:Material_Use_Categories.png\|800px]]		[[File:Material_Use_Categories.png\|800px]]

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	* Multiple cartons might then be grouped onto a pallet, forming a Pallet Trade Item for distribution. (Trade item containing 48 trade items, each containing 12 trade items).		* Multiple cartons might then be grouped onto a pallet, forming a Pallet Trade Item for distribution. (Trade item containing 48 trade items, each containing 12 trade items).

	== ~~DIS~~, DPP and Data Carriers==		== DPS, DPP and Data Carriers==

	*'''DPS''': Each trade item and every Product can have a DPS (Dedicated Product Site), a digital representation providing detailed, up-to-date information. On the product level, only durables are eligible for a DPS as consumables do not maintain a distinct presence once consumed.		*'''DPS (Dedicated Product Site)''': Each trade item and every Product can have a DPS (Dedicated Product Site), a digital representation providing detailed, up-to-date information. On the product level, only durables are eligible for a DPS as consumables do not maintain a distinct presence once consumed.
	*'''DPP (Digital Product Passport)''': The DPP is an integral part of the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), which mandates the creation of a DPP system and corresponding DPP data for regulated product categories. Economic operators must provide a DPP for products falling within these categories. The DPP comprises a technical dataset linked to a product that includes detailed information pertinent to the product’s circularity. DPP data set can be made available for consumers/buyers via the DTS or can be read by machines for automatic processing. The DPP data set will cover several key sustainability metrics:		*'''DPP (Digital Product Passport)''': The DPP is an integral part of the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), which mandates the creation of a DPP system and corresponding DPP data for regulated product categories. Economic operators must provide a DPP for products falling within these categories. The DPP comprises a technical dataset linked to a product that includes detailed information pertinent to the product’s circularity. DPP data set can be made available for consumers/buyers via the DTS or can be read by machines for automatic processing. The DPP data set will cover several key sustainability metrics:
	**Supply Chain Footprint: Information on the carbon footprint and impact on deforestation.		**Supply Chain Footprint: Information on the carbon footprint and impact on deforestation.

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	== DIS, DPP and Data Carriers==		== DIS, DPP and Data Carriers==

	*'''~~DIS~~''': Each trade item can have a ~~DIS~~ (Dedicated ~~Item~~ Site), a digital representation providing detailed, up-to-date information~~. Both Trade Items and Products can have a DTS~~. On the product level, only durables are eligible for a ~~DIS~~ as consumables do not maintain a distinct presence once consumed.		*'''DPS''': Each trade item and every Product can have a DPS (Dedicated Product Site), a digital representation providing detailed, up-to-date information. On the product level, only durables are eligible for a DPS as consumables do not maintain a distinct presence once consumed.
	*'''DPP (Digital Product Passport)''': The DPP is an integral part of the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), which mandates the creation of a DPP system and corresponding DPP data for regulated product categories. Economic operators must provide a DPP for products falling within these categories. The DPP comprises a technical dataset linked to a product that includes detailed information pertinent to the product’s circularity. DPP data set can be made available for consumers/buyers via the DTS or can be read by machines for automatic processing. The DPP data set will cover several key sustainability metrics:		*'''DPP (Digital Product Passport)''': The DPP is an integral part of the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), which mandates the creation of a DPP system and corresponding DPP data for regulated product categories. Economic operators must provide a DPP for products falling within these categories. The DPP comprises a technical dataset linked to a product that includes detailed information pertinent to the product’s circularity. DPP data set can be made available for consumers/buyers via the DTS or can be read by machines for automatic processing. The DPP data set will cover several key sustainability metrics:
	**Supply Chain Footprint: Information on the carbon footprint and impact on deforestation.		**Supply Chain Footprint: Information on the carbon footprint and impact on deforestation.

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	A Trade Item refers to any product or combination of products and packaging components that are sold and distributed within the supply chain, up to the point of delivery to the end-user or ~~consum~~		A Trade Item refers to any product or combination of products and packaging components that are sold and distributed within the supply chain, up to the point of delivery to the end-user or consumer.

	A trade item is defined as one or more products combined optionally with one or more packaging ~~components~~, which are packaged together and made available for sale, distribution, or consumption. Each trade item is uniquely identifiable through a Global Trade Item Number (GTIN), enabling efficient tracking and management across various supply chains. This definition accommodates various forms of trade items, from single products in minimal packaging to complex assemblies of multiple products and packaging layers, essential for distribution and sale.		A trade item is defined as one or more products combined optionally with one or more packaging elements, which are packaged together and made available for sale, distribution, or consumption. Each trade item is uniquely identifiable through a Global Trade Item Number (GTIN), enabling efficient tracking and management across various supply chains. This definition accommodates various forms of trade items, from single products in minimal packaging to complex assemblies of multiple products and packaging layers, essential for distribution and sale.

	Trade Items are the key entities in the commercial process, since pricing, stocklevels and other trade conditions are linked to trade items.		Trade Items are the key entities in the commercial process, since pricing, stocklevels and other trade conditions are linked to trade items.
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	*'''Product(s)''': Products are the main object that consumers/buyers want or need, such as a television, toothpaste, batteries or bread ~~components~~. The product is the core item(s) intended for use or consumption, classified into:		*'''Product(s)''': Products are the main object that consumers/buyers want or need, such as a television, toothpaste, batteries or a bread. The product is the core item(s) intended for use or consumption, classified into:
	**'''Durables''': Long-lasting items, e.g., electronics, furniture.		**'''Durables''': Long-lasting items, e.g., electronics, furniture, garments, household appliances.
	**'''Consumables''': Items consumed upon use, e.g., food, printer ink.		**'''Consumables''': Items consumed upon use, e.g., food, pet food, adhesives, detergents, printer ink.
	**'''Disposables''': Items used once or a few times before disposal, e.g., paper plates, wipes.		**'''Disposables''': Items used once or a few times before disposal, e.g., paper plates, wipes.
	*'''Packaging Element(s)''':Materials added to protect, distribute, store, or enhance the usability of products, ranging from simple plastic wraps to elaborate boxes with custom inserts.		*'''Packaging Element(s)''':Materials added to protect, distribute, store, or enhance the usability of products, ranging from simple plastic wraps to elaborate boxes with custom inserts.
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	* A carton containing 12 such phones, considered a larger Trade Item. (Trade item containing 12 trade items)		* A carton containing 12 such phones, considered a larger Trade Item. (Trade item containing 12 trade items)
	* Multiple cartons stacked onto a pallet, forming a trade item for supply. (Trade item (Pallet) containing 48 trade items (Carton), each containing 12 trade items (Consumer Unit).		* Multiple cartons stacked onto a pallet, forming a trade item for supply. (Trade item (Pallet) containing 48 trade items (Carton), each containing 12 trade items (Consumer Unit).

			Every trade item level can have additional packaging elements, like a cardboard box and staples or tape use to to close the box.

	== DPS, DPP and Data Carriers==		== DPS, DPP and Data Carriers==
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	**Eco Performance: Data concerning the product's durability, energy efficiency, repairability, and potential for reuse.		**Eco Performance: Data concerning the product's durability, energy efficiency, repairability, and potential for reuse.
	**Resource Recovery: Details on the product’s recyclability and compostability.		**Resource Recovery: Details on the product’s recyclability and compostability.
	*'''Data Carriers:''' The DPS can be linked to a trade item, a durable product, or even a packaging ~~component~~ through various data carriers like QR codes, RFID tags, or digital watermarks (e.g. [https://www.digitalwatermarks.eu/ Digital Watermarks Initiative]).		*'''Data Carriers:''' The DPS can be linked to a trade item, a durable product, or even a packaging element through various data carriers like QR codes, RFID tags, or digital watermarks (e.g. [https://www.digitalwatermarks.eu/ Digital Watermarks Initiative]).
	Relevance to Sustainability and Regulations:		Relevance to Sustainability and Regulations:
	Detailed data about products and packaging is essential under regulations like the Digital Product Passport (DPP) and the Packaging and Packaging Waste Directive (PPWD). These aim to enhance transparency and encourage recycling, promoting a shift towards a circular economy.		Detailed data about products and packaging is essential under regulations like the Digital Product Passport (DPP) and the Packaging and Packaging Waste Directive (PPWD). These aim to enhance transparency and encourage recycling, promoting a shift towards a circular economy.