GS1 Company Prefixes are based on the GS1 Prefixes below. Since GS1 user companies can manufacture products anywhere in the world, GS1 Prefixes do not identify the country of origin for a given product.
| Prefix | Description |
|---|---|
| 0000000 | Used to issue Restricted Circulation Numbers within a company |
| 0000001 - 0000099 | Unused to avoid collision with GTIN-8 |
| 00001 – 00009 0001 – 0009 001 – 019 |
GS1 US |
| 020 - 029 | Used to issue Restricted Circulation Numbers within a geographic region (MO defined) |
| 030 - 039 | GS1 US |
| 040 - 049 | Used to issue GS1 Restricted Circulation Numbers within a company |
| 050 - 059 | GS1 US reserved for future use |
| 060 - 139 | GS1 US |
| 200 - 299 | Used to issue GS1 Restricted Circulation Numbers within a geographic region (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 Chinese Taipei |
| 474 | GS1 Estonia |
| 475 | GS1 Latvia |
| 476 | GS1 Azerbaijan |
| 477 | GS1 Lithuania |
| 478 | GS1 Uzbekistan |
| 479 | GS1 Sri Lanka |
| 480 | GS1 Philippines |
| 481 | GS1 Belarus |
| 482 | GS1 Ukraine |
| 483 | GS1 Turkmenistan |
| 484 | GS1 Moldova |
| 485 | GS1 Armenia |
| 486 | GS1 Georgia |
| 487 | GS1 Kazakstan |
| 488 | GS1 Tajikistan |
| 489 | GS1 Hong Kong, China |
| 490 - 499 & 450 - 459 | GS1 Japan |
| 500 - 509 | GS1 UK |
| 520 - 521 | GS1 Association Greece |
| 528 | GS1 Lebanon |
| 529 | GS1 Cyprus |
| 530 | GS1 Albania |
| 531 | GS1 Macedonia |
| 535 | GS1 Malta |
| 539 | GS1 Ireland |
| 540 - 549 | GS1 Belgium & Luxembourg |
| 560 | GS1 Portugal |
| 569 | GS1 Iceland |
| 570 - 579 | GS1 Denmark |
| 590 | GS1 Poland |
| 594 | GS1 Romania |
| 599 | GS1 Hungary |
| 600 - 601 | GS1 South Africa |
| 603 | GS1 Ghana |
| 604 | GS1 Senegal |
| 605 | GS1 Uganda |
| 606 | GS1 Angola |
| 607 | GS1 Oman |
| 608 | GS1 Bahrain |
| 609 | GS1 Mauritius |
| 610 | Managed by GS1 Global Office for future MO |
| 611 | GS1 Morocco |
| 613 | GS1 Algeria |
| 614 | Managed by GS1 Global Office for future MO |
| 615 | GS1 Nigeria |
| 616 | GS1 Kenya |
| 617 | GS1 Cameroon |
| 618 | GS1 Côte d'Ivoire |
| 619 | GS1 Tunisia |
| 620 | GS1 Tanzania |
| 621 | GS1 Syria |
| 622 | GS1 Egypt |
| 623 | Managed by GS1 Global Office for future MO |
| 624 | GS1 Libya |
| 625 | GS1 Jordan |
| 626 | GS1 Iran |
| 627 | GS1 Kuwait |
| 628 | GS1 Saudi Arabia |
| 629 | GS1 Emirates |
| 630 | GS1 Qatar |
| 631 | GS1 Namibia |
| 632 | GS1 Rwanda |
| 640 - 649 | GS1 Finland |
| 680 - 681 & 690 - 699 | GS1 China |
| 700 - 709 | GS1 Norway |
| 729 | GS1 Israel |
| 730 - 739 | GS1 Sweden |
| 740 | GS1 Guatemala |
| 741 | GS1 El Salvador |
| 742 | GS1 Honduras |
| 743 | GS1 Nicaragua |
| 744 | GS1 Costa Rica |
| 745 | GS1 Panama |
| 746 | GS1 Republica Dominicana |
| 750 | GS1 Mexico |
| 754 - 755 | GS1 Canada |
| 758 | Managed by GS1 Global Office for future MO |
| 759 | GS1 Venezuela |
| 760 - 769 | GS1 Switzerland |
| 770 - 771 | GS1 Colombia |
| 773 | GS1 Uruguay |
| 775 | GS1 Peru |
| 777 | GS1 Bolivia |
| 778 - 779 | GS1 Argentina |
| 780 | GS1 Chile |
| 784 | GS1 Paraguay |
| 786 | GS1 Ecuador |
| 789 - 790 | GS1 Brasil |
| 800 - 839 | GS1 Italy |
| 840 - 849 | GS1 Spain |
| 850 | GS1 Cuba |
| 858 | GS1 Slovakia |
| 859 | GS1 Czech |
| 860 | GS1 Serbia |
| 865 | GS1 Mongolia |
| 867 | GS1 North Korea |
| 868 - 869 | GS1 Türkiye |
| 870 - 879 | GS1 Netherlands |
| 880 - 881 | GS1 South Korea |
| 883 | GS1 Myanmar |
| 884 | GS1 Cambodia |
| 885 | GS1 Thailand |
| 888 | GS1 Singapore |
| 890 | GS1 India |
| 893 | GS1 Vietnam |
| 894 | Managed by GS1 Global Office for future MO |
| 896 | GS1 Pakistan |
| 899 | GS1 Indonesia |
| 900 - 919 | GS1 Austria |
| 930 - 939 | GS1 Australia |
| 940 - 949 | GS1 New Zealand |
| 950 | GS1 Global Office |
| 951 | Global Office - General Manager Number, see Note 2 |
| 952 | Used for demonstrations and examples of the GS1 system |
| 955 | GS1 Malaysia |
| 958 | GS1 Macau, China |
| 960-969 | Global Office - GTIN-8, see note 3 |
| 977 | Serial publications (ISSN) |
| 978 - 979 | Bookland (ISBN) |
| 980 | Refund receipts |
| 981 - 983 | GS1 coupon identification for common currency areas |
| 99 | GS1 coupon identification |
Notes:
- Prefixes not explicitly listed above are reserved by GS1 Global Office for future use.
- 951 is used to issue General Manager Numbers for the EPC General Identifier (GID) scheme as defined by the EPC Tag Data Standard.
- 960, 961 & 9620 to 9624 have been assigned to GS1 UK for GTIN-8 allocation. 9625 & 9626 have been assigned to GS1 Poland for GTIN-8 allocation.
- For 12-digit GTINs, and only 12-digit GTINs, there is an implied leading zero. For example, given the 12-digit GTIN 614141234561, the GS1 Prefix is 061, not 614.
Get a GS1 Company Prefix
Before you can begin using GS1 identification keys and barcodes, you need a GS1 Company Prefix. This globally unique code allows you to start using GS1 identification standards.