Why was the Standard updated?

  • POSTED: 10/01/2024
  • AUTHOR: Rachel Walker

The GDST Standard is built upon a foundation of internationally utilized GS1 standards for traceability, specifically, GS1’s EPCIS and Digital Link standards. In 2022, GS1 released an update to their EPCIS standard. The GDST standard was then updated in order to maintain alignment with our foundational standards and industry best practices.

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