Batch lookup records tied to your GTIN and exact lot code

How batch and origin records tie back to the GS1 Digital Link URL on pack

The base product page lives at /01/{gtin}. A batch-aware scan can add the GS1 Application Identifier 10 segment, creating a URL such as /01/{gtin}/10/{batchCode}. When that exact batch code exists in the workspace, is linked to the product, and is marked public, the scan page shows the lot-specific record. That gives brands a clean way to publish batch traceability without replacing the product passport or printing a second consumer URL.

This matters because not every batch detail belongs on the public page. Internal notes, hold comments or document locations can stay internal. Public fields such as release notes, expiry, best-before, origin summary, market version, facility, safety notice and certificate references can be shown when the brand wants consumers, retailers or support teams to see them. The result is practical lot traceability: enough detail to help the scanner, without exposing operational noise.

Aligning batch records with FSMA 204 and EUDR data shapes

Regulated categories often need more than a product story. Food traceability, traceability food safety programs, fruit traceability, supplier QA and recall planning all depend on lot codes, dates, locations, quantities, origin notes and evidence references that can be found again later. 2D Barcode Hub does not certify FSMA 204, EUDR or any other legal regime. It gives brand teams a structured place to connect the product identifier, the batch code and the proof needed around that batch. For many teams, that is the first practical step toward a cleaner audit trail.