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A code panel naming origin and lot.
Also known as: Korean traceability mark
The Korean mark carrying a traceability number that identifies the origin and lot of a food product.
Identifies the origin and lot of a food product.
Contexts: Packaging, Public information
Was made mandatory for beef after the 2008 import protests, which were among the largest Korean demonstrations of the decade and were about traceability specifically; the mark is the administrative residue of a political dispute.
Contexts: Packaging, Public information
A bordered panel carrying a long numeral string beneath a short written label, printed on the package face rather than with the barcode.