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Does FNSKU barcode need to be on white background if I add it to my packaging?

Hi Im adding FNSKU barcode to my product packaging does it need to be on white background or can be to any another light color where it can be clearly seen?

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Does FNSKU barcode need to be on white background if I add it to my packaging?

Hi Im adding FNSKU barcode to my product packaging does it need to be on white background or can be to any another light color where it can be clearly seen?

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I don’t know the official ruling here, but generally speaking barcodes need to be completely legible. So the safest option would be black on a white background.
I’m sure you will find the policy somewhere if you start digging.
If there are any issues with them being able to scan them, then you will end up having to pay for stock to be returned.

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Hi Curonian_LTD
The guidelines specifically mention white space (background) that should be applied to barcodes that also go directly onto packaging.

When printing Amazon barcodes onto labels, make sure that the printed labels include:
Sufficient white space around the Amazon barcode and related text: (0.25 inch on the sides and 0.125 inch on the top and bottom)

ASIN or FNSKU

Product name

Item condition

Note: Amazon barcodes that have been printed directly onto the product packaging must also meet these requirements.

If you are the product manufacturer or brand owner and you want to print barcodes directly onto the product packaging, apply for your own GS1 standard UPC barcode. For more information, see GS1.

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Does FNSKU barcode need to be on white background if I add it to my packaging?

Hi Im adding FNSKU barcode to my product packaging does it need to be on white background or can be to any another light color where it can be clearly seen?

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Does FNSKU barcode need to be on white background if I add it to my packaging?

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Does FNSKU barcode need to be on white background if I add it to my packaging?

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Hi Im adding FNSKU barcode to my product packaging does it need to be on white background or can be to any another light color where it can be clearly seen?

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Seller_esvgLzKXw2YAl

I don’t know the official ruling here, but generally speaking barcodes need to be completely legible. So the safest option would be black on a white background.
I’m sure you will find the policy somewhere if you start digging.
If there are any issues with them being able to scan them, then you will end up having to pay for stock to be returned.

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Seller_f5cnodyVjLD4S

Hi Curonian_LTD
The guidelines specifically mention white space (background) that should be applied to barcodes that also go directly onto packaging.

When printing Amazon barcodes onto labels, make sure that the printed labels include:
Sufficient white space around the Amazon barcode and related text: (0.25 inch on the sides and 0.125 inch on the top and bottom)

ASIN or FNSKU

Product name

Item condition

Note: Amazon barcodes that have been printed directly onto the product packaging must also meet these requirements.

If you are the product manufacturer or brand owner and you want to print barcodes directly onto the product packaging, apply for your own GS1 standard UPC barcode. For more information, see GS1.

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Seller_esvgLzKXw2YAl

I don’t know the official ruling here, but generally speaking barcodes need to be completely legible. So the safest option would be black on a white background.
I’m sure you will find the policy somewhere if you start digging.
If there are any issues with them being able to scan them, then you will end up having to pay for stock to be returned.

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Seller_esvgLzKXw2YAl

I don’t know the official ruling here, but generally speaking barcodes need to be completely legible. So the safest option would be black on a white background.
I’m sure you will find the policy somewhere if you start digging.
If there are any issues with them being able to scan them, then you will end up having to pay for stock to be returned.

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Seller_f5cnodyVjLD4S

Hi Curonian_LTD
The guidelines specifically mention white space (background) that should be applied to barcodes that also go directly onto packaging.

When printing Amazon barcodes onto labels, make sure that the printed labels include:
Sufficient white space around the Amazon barcode and related text: (0.25 inch on the sides and 0.125 inch on the top and bottom)

ASIN or FNSKU

Product name

Item condition

Note: Amazon barcodes that have been printed directly onto the product packaging must also meet these requirements.

If you are the product manufacturer or brand owner and you want to print barcodes directly onto the product packaging, apply for your own GS1 standard UPC barcode. For more information, see GS1.

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Seller_f5cnodyVjLD4S

Hi Curonian_LTD
The guidelines specifically mention white space (background) that should be applied to barcodes that also go directly onto packaging.

When printing Amazon barcodes onto labels, make sure that the printed labels include:
Sufficient white space around the Amazon barcode and related text: (0.25 inch on the sides and 0.125 inch on the top and bottom)

ASIN or FNSKU

Product name

Item condition

Note: Amazon barcodes that have been printed directly onto the product packaging must also meet these requirements.

If you are the product manufacturer or brand owner and you want to print barcodes directly onto the product packaging, apply for your own GS1 standard UPC barcode. For more information, see GS1.

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