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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Why choose creative packing for SKU gel packs?

  “Creative Packing is and continues to be a great partner supplying our company with multiple sku gel packs. Their quality of product stands the test with our extensive cold keeping standards and their customer service is absolutely AMAZING! Their response time, follow up and commitment to a valued partnership is both commendable and refreshing.”

• What is a SKU number used for?

  What is a SKU number? A SKU, or Stock Keeping Unit, is a unique number used to internally track a business’ inventory. Retailers use SKUs to track their inventory and sales, which can provide analytical data that are beneficial to have in order to develop relationships with your vendors and customers. How does a SKU work?

• Where do I find SKU numbers on product labels?

  SKU numbers print on your product label along with the product’s universal product code (UPC) and other product information. If you need help managing SKU numbers, a POS system can make it easier to track SKUs and automate the inventory tracking process, saving businesses time and money.

• Are SKU and UPC codes the same?

  You always want to make sure that your SKUs and UPC codes are not the same, too. Here’s a quick rule of thumb: Let your SKU identify the product traits, and the UPC code to identify the manufacturer (first six numbers), item (next five characters), and check digit (last number.)

• How do you write SKU in inventory?

  Instead of inserting the complete name for a product, the SKU can be entered instead to speed up the inventory process.SKU or item numbers should be kept short, containing between four and eight letters and numbers. Items that begin with letters are usually easier to locate.