8003004010000

8003004010000 is a 13-digit numeric string that can serve as a global trade item identifier within standardized barcode systems. In many contexts it would be treated as a GTIN-13 (Global Trade Item Number) or an EAN-13/UPC-A compatible code, used to uniquely identify a retail product across supply chains, warehouses, and point-of-sale systems.

The digits in such a code are structured to reflect a GS1 assignment. The initial portion typically represents a GS1 prefix that identifies a country or organization and, in combination with subsequent digits, designates the company prefix and the item reference. The final digit serves as a check digit, calculated from the preceding 12 digits using a modulo 10 algorithm. The exact segmentation between prefix, company prefix, and item reference depends on the GS1 allocation for the entity that issued the code.

In practice, this number would be encoded in a barcode (such as EAN-13) on product packaging. Scanners read the barcode to retrieve the numeric sequence and then access a database to obtain product details like brand, description, and price. GTIN-13 codes enable global interoperability and consistent item identification across retailers, manufacturers, and logistics providers.

Note that without access to the GS1 database or the issuing entity’s records, the specific company and product represented by 8003004010000 cannot be determined, and the validity of the last-digit check may vary depending on whether the code has been issued and structured according to GS1 standards. See also GTIN, GS1, EAN-13, UPC-A, and barcodes.