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GS1 Italy presents the 2026 Non Food Observatory

Published 2026-11-05

GS1 Italy presents the 2026 Non Food Observatory | Integri News

GS1 Italy, the association that in Italy deals with standards for the identification and traceability of products, has presented the Non Food Observatory 2026. The observatory analyses the non-food sector, that is goods such as household care, personal care, clothing and leisure items, which are sold in physical shops and online.

The study is dedicated to the Italian non-food market and its changes. The retail sector is affected by new purchasing habits, the growth of e-commerce and the need for increasingly precise information about products. In this context, the use of standard codes and of data shared among manufacturers, distributors and retailers can help companies manage sales and logistics better.

The Observatory is an information tool for companies working in the non-food supply chain and for those who want to know how the sector is performing. The full document contains data, analyses and insights that are not reported in this article.

For Italian consumers, the report offers an overview of how the trade in these products is being transformed. To learn the details and specific results, it is advisable to consult GS1 Italy's official publication directly.

Sources: Media Key

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