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Data Recipients

Get insight into which companies can receive data in GS1Trade Sync

Below you can see an overview of which data recipients you can share data with via GS1Trade Sync, the Danish GDSN solution. A data recipient can be a direct customer, but it can also be a company that collects and works with data for apps and diet planning or public research and analysis.Trade

Public Research and Analysis

Public authorities, non-profit organizations and research institutes can apply for membership and thereby gain access to data that belongs to the data recipient: Government Research and Analysis: GLN 5790000435555.

  • Members in this data recipient group must have a stated purpose of providing research or analysis.
  • Members of this group may not use data for commercial purposes, nor may they disclose data to third parties without written consent from GS1.
  • This data recipient will not be charged for its data pull as other data recipients normally are.
  • Data available to this data recipient is either public or private data that members/suppliers have given access to.

Statens Serum Institut and GS1 data

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Why does the Danish National Institute of Public Health (SSI) use GS1 data?
SSI uses data from GS1Trade Sync to investigate how the products we eat, drink, apply to our bodies, or use to clean our homes affect our health. The data supports research through the analysis of, among other things, consumer purchasing patterns.

What does SSI use the data for?
To analyse the relationship between purchasing patterns and health outcomes, detailed information about the products consumers buy is essential.

GS1Trade Sync provides key product information that is difficult to obtain from other sources, including ingredients, nutritional values, allergens, shelf life, weight, and packaging details. This enables analyses that would otherwise not be possible and allows researchers to focus on product composition and ingredients rather than individual products.

In which contexts is the data used?
The data is primarily used for research purposes, particularly studies investigating the relationship between consumer purchasing patterns and disease.

In the future, the data will also support SSI's work to prevent illness, for example by improving the detection and management of foodborne outbreaks. As product master data continues to improve, it may contribute to faster outbreak investigations and more targeted product recalls, benefiting both consumers and the food industry.

Who has access to the data?
Data from GS1Trade Sync is analysed by researchers and analysts in secure environments such as Statistics Denmark. The data is not shared with commercial organisations.

Danish Veterinary and Food Administration and GS1 data

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Why does the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration use GS1 data?
The Danish Veterinary and Food Administration uses data from GS1Trade Sync to monitor developments in the Danish food market. For example, the data is used to analyse whether product sizes have decreased on average, whether products within a specific category (such as confectionery) contain less energy, or whether there is a wider range of products carrying the Danish Keyhole nutrition label within a given category.

What does the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration use the data for?
The data is used to monitor progress towards the objectives set by the Danish Food Partnership for Health and Climate.

In which contexts is the data used?
The data is used within the framework of the Danish Food Partnership for Health and Climate, which you can read more about here.

Who has access to the data?
Only the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration has direct access to the data. The results - for example, trends in the calorie content of confectionery over time - are shared with the partners in the Danish Food Partnership for Health and Climate. However, individual companies are never identified or highlighted based on their performance in relation to the partnership's objectives and results.

The Danish Veterinary and Food Administration does not publish information about specific products or their contents. Instead, the focus is on overall product categories such as bread, confectionery, cakes, cold cuts, and similar food categories.

CBS and GS1 data

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Why does Copenhagen Business School (CBS) use GS1 data?
CBS has access to a large dataset covering the food purchases of 2,000 Danish consumers over a two-year period. The aim is to calculate the environmental impact associated with these purchases and to investigate potential socio-demographic differences in purchasing behaviour.

What does CBS use the data for?
The data is primarily used for scientific research and the publication of academic articles. Findings may also be shared with relevant stakeholders, such as supermarkets or municipalities. The research does not focus on specific products or brands.

In which contexts is the data used?
The data is used exclusively for research purposes.

Who has access to the data?
The research project involves several international university partners, including the University of Oxford, the University of Basel, and Justus Liebig University Giessen. CBS is responsible for managing access to the data and ensuring that it is handled in accordance with the GS1 data access terms and conditions.

DTU National Food Institute and GS1 data

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Why does the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) use GS1 data?
The National Food Institute at DTU uses data from GS1Trade Sync to efficiently analyse ingredient lists, nutritional information, and other food labelling for food and beverage products sold in Denmark, without the need to physically review each product in supermarkets.

What does DTU use the data for?
The data is used for research on dietary habits and healthy, sustainable diets. This includes projects related to future climate labelling of food products as well as the institute's national dietary surveys.

In which contexts is the data used?
The data is used exclusively for research purposes, and the results are published in scientific publications produced by the National Food Institute at DTU.

Data relating to specific products will not be published but will instead be included in analyses of broader food categories.

Who has access to the data?
Access to GS1 data is restricted to employees of the National Food Institute's Nutrition, Sustainability and Health Promotion research group, as well as other DTU collaborators involved in the relevant research projects. DTU follows the principles of good research integrity, including the responsible management of research data. The data is not shared with commercial organisations.

University of Copenhagen

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Why does the University of Copenhagen want to use GS1 data?
GS1 provides a systematic data resource that is both near-complete and unbiased.

What does the University of Copenhagen use the data for?
The data is used for consumer research in areas such as nutrition, consumer behaviour, and life cycle assessments (LCA), among others.

In which contexts is the data used?
The University of Copenhagen currently uses the data for the following research projects:

  • RECIPE - a project focusing on the protein quality of ingredients to optimise menu composition.
  • Nudge2Green - a project exploring how data presentation can be used to nudge consumers towards more sustainable consumption habits.

Who has access to the data?
Access to the data is restricted to employees at KU-FOOD and KU-NEXS who are involved in the RECIPE and Nudge2Green projects.

Overview of data recipients

Below you will find the companies who are able to receive product master data in GS1Trade Sync. Click on the logo and read a short description of the company.

Danish data recipients

Swedish data receivers

Here is a list of the data recipients you can send data to in Sweden

Systembolaget AB

GLN:

7381000003004

Svensk Cater AB

GLN:

7350022000001

Royal Design AB

GLN:

7340149800004

Reitan Convenience Sweden AB

GLN:

7393528000007

Privab Grossisterna AB

GLN:

7340077600028

Oriola AB

GLN:

7350050650513

Nielsen Services Sweden AB

GLN:

7399990000002

Mårdskog & Lindkvist AB

GLN:

7350030179997

Menigo Foodservice AB

GLN:

7301002410006

MatHem i Sverige AB

GLN:

7350055080018

Martin & Servera AB

GLN:

7381034999991

IQVIA Solutions Sweden AB

GLN:

7300009080434

ICA Sverige AB

GLN:

7301002000016

Hillebrand Gori Sweden AB 

GLN:

7300009029396

Foodora AB 

GLN:

7300009071173

Foodicon AB 

GLN:

7350001320007

Dagab Inköp og Logistik AB 

GLN:

7320240010014

Coop Sverige AB 

GLN:

7300124230103

Chefs Culinar AB 

GLN:

7350076700001

Carolinas Matkasse AB

GLN:

7365567746109

Aspireteq AB 

GLN:

7300009083169

Apoteksgruppen i Sverige AB 

GLN:

7312660000003

Apoteket AB  

GLN:

7313270000070

Apotek Hjärtat AB 

GLN:

7312440012653

Apotea AB 

GLN:

7350018830001

Help and advice

If you do not yet have access to GS1Trade Sync or have questions about the service, we recommend that you contact our experts who are ready to guide you through the process.

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Morten Buch
CCO / Head of Industry Engagement
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