Phoenix, AZ GS1 Food Images Integration/Editing For Ordering Platforms Updated
Jun 15, 2022
Scottsdale,United States - June 15, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The newly expanded services help restaurant operators and foodservice distributors keep budgets intact by meeting all required GS1 photography standards across food ordering platforms while also ensuring evergreen images for websites, product sales sheets, and social media marketing requirements. GS1 Images’ studios are centrally located in Phoenix and Cincinnati to provide all necessary services to clients in and around both regions.
More information is available at https://gs1images.com
Unlike editorial photography, product photography is as technical as it is creative. It must convey a standout presence while complying with internationally recognized standards. Today’s foodservice entities that have moved into the online ordering space must provide GS1-compliant product photography that adheres to these global standards to optimize supply chain communication efficiencies.
As a division of food branding agency Food Marketing Solutions, the team at GS1 Images understands that the online ordering space is fast becoming cluttered and competitive. To help clients achieve their sales and marketing goals, the studio’s photographers and stylists ensure all product shots deliver a striking and superior appeal.
The GS1 Image development process involves six steps. It begins with a master shot list that outlines GTIN numbers, product numbers, item descriptions, required shots, and any culinary additions on final shots.
The image development phase outlines equipment requirements, production procedures that can include up to 147 SKUs per day, per studio, and production line/image controller file naming. All product shots align with client brands to create an eye-catching online presence that helps optimize sales.
The team provides prompt production of images with full file editing that includes clipping paths for color and box enhancements, and finalized photo uploads to client data providers to optimize time and budget.
Clients can leave it to GS1 to pick the product up from their location and, upon completion of the photo session, either have it returned or donated on their behalf to the local food bank or charitable community organization.
With an update in services to provide evergreen cross-platform e-commerce compliance and print production requirements, the experts at GS1 Images are helping their clients leverage today’s online food ordering opportunities to maximize additional revenue streams.
Visit https://gs1images.com to find out more.
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