Rack & Shelf Labels to Attend GS1 Connect 2026 in Las Vegas
Published by
Dale Church
Updated on
31 March 2026
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Rack & Shelf Labels will attend GS1 Connect 2026 in Las Vegas, joining supply chain, logistics, and technology leaders from across North America to discuss the future of traceability, barcode standards, and supply chain visibility.
Hosted by GS1 US, GS1 Connect is one of the industry's leading events focused on barcode standards, supply chain data, traceability, inventory visibility, and operational efficiency. The event brings together organizations from across retail, manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and distribution to discuss the technologies and standards driving supply chain performance.
As warehouse operators continue investing in automation, warehouse management systems, and traceability initiatives, the importance of accurate location identification and barcode performance has never been greater.
For Rack & Shelf Labels, attendance at GS1 Connect represents an opportunity to engage directly with industry leaders, share insights from warehouse identification projects around the world, and strengthen relationships within the North American logistics community.
"GS1 Connect provides an important opportunity to learn from industry leaders and understand the challenges organizations are facing as supply chains become increasingly connected and data-driven,"
said Dale Church, Managing Director of Rack & Shelf Labels.
The event follows Rack & Shelf Labels' continued expansion into the United States and reinforces the company's commitment to supporting warehouse and logistics operations with standards-based identification systems designed to improve inventory visibility, operational efficiency, and long-term scalability.
Organizations attending GS1 Connect 2026 are encouraged to connect with Dale and Richard during the event to discuss warehouse identification, barcode standards, traceability initiatives, and supply chain best practices.