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Namibia made history last night for launching the Namibia Barcode. It means, you as a product maker and owner need a barcode for your products to compliant with supply chain requirements. Every product you see starting with 631..means it’s made in Namibia. Our ID in global trade

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GwaKamati3 年前

I can’t see Mrs Hilia Haileka, she’s really been instrumental in making sure that the 200 signatures needed from companies were collected. Hands up to NTF and all stakeholders for successfully launching our VERY OWN NAMIBIAN BARCODE 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

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digital trade3 年前

Hilia is the shining star of it all. Since day zero 😁

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Tommy 勇思 (Yǒng Sī) @Development Discourse🇳🇦 🌍3 年前

Congratulations to the team. I first read about this on your profile (congratulations to you as well). Hope it delivers impacfully to the local entrepreneurs and economy.

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digital trade3 年前

Thank you 🙏🏾😊

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Media Hub Afrika3 年前

Where do I get my products barcoded?

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The SilverScribbler (she/her)3 年前

Nice one…. you also found some back up dancers.

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digital trade3 年前

Always

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Cash💸 Kontant🤙3 年前

Has been long overdue👏

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Adonis3 年前

Well done … a step in the direction of nationalization and value additions 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

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Seawater3 年前

This is amazing 🤩🤩

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