Sri Lanka, Sept. 25 -- GS1 Lanka marked its 10th Annual General Meeting (AGM) with a focus on the next stage of product identification in Sri Lanka, as businesses prepare for the wider adoption of 2D barcodes and the growing demand for trusted product information.

Addressing the AGM, GS1 Lanka President Revan Fernando noted that GS1 has been giving Sri Lankan products a globally recognised identity for more than 30 years.

He pointed to the shift from traditional barcodes to 2D barcodes as the next major step, particularly as the consumers increasingly look beyond a product's identity to information they can trust about its origin, ingredients, authenticity and use.

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