Barcode Label Market : Overview, Data Updates, Reports Analysis & Forecast | FMI

Barcode labels are used for quick data storing and retrieving. Barcode labels include a representation of the company and product-related information in line and number format.  They consist of small black parallel lines of varying widths and gaps which allow companies to obtain real-time data.

Some barcode labels are comprised of numbers and pictures which increases their efficiency. Information regarding manufactures name, type of product, product number and price are included in barcode labels.  Barcode labels prove useful when there is a need to increase performance, efficiency, and profitability across the supply chain.

Barcode labels are used in different sectors like FMCG, healthcare, transportation, and banking. Barcode labels are also used in places like post offices, passport offices, airports, bicycle and car rental service providers, and colleges.

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Barcode Label market: Dynamics

Barcode labels help to extract accurate data of the product or services within microseconds; hence the driving force for using barcode labels is to reduce human error. The second major factor for using this technology is data security.  Every organization want to encrypt their data with high level security which will not be easily traceable by the outsiders.

It is very challenging to manage inventory location, and it’s pricing at mass level by the employee which might involve training. Companies can reduce training time and cost by using this system. Barcoding saves company time in terms of data re-entry. This also helps to trace outgoing shipments and equipment, and helps in optimizing the supply chain

Despite the positive outlook, few technologies might hamper the growth of barcode label market. Radio Frequency Identifier (RFID) has an IC chip that stores and retrieves data. These IC chips have more capacity to store data compared to barcode labels. However, barcodes are more economical as compared to RFID technology.

RFID consists of big programs which increase data recovering process time which is very less in barcode labels. Barcode labels work effectively on metals and water and the advance barcode technology also work in dust regions. On the reverse side, RFID does not function in such conditions. The collision of data happens when RFID is used for multiple code scanning at the same moment which is not possible in the case of barcode labels.