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As an efficient way to store and transmit information, QR code has brought many conveniences to the logistics process. It can quickly and accurately record various information of goods, including origin, production date, batch, etc. In the warehousing process of logistics, staff can quickly understand important information such as the storage location and inventory quantity of goods by scanning QR codes, thereby improving the efficiency of warehousing management. During transportation, QR codes can track the location and status of goods in real time, allowing logistics companies and customers to keep abreast of the dynamics of goods.

From a more macro perspective, the development of global logistics has also promoted the migration of commodity identification to QR codes to a certain extent. With the increasing frequency of international trade, logistics companies need to handle a large amount of goods. Traditional identification methods can no longer meet the needs of fast and accurate handling of goods. The emergence of QR codes effectively solves this problem. It can transmit a large amount of information in a short time, reduce manual input errors, and improve the overall efficiency of logistics.

At the same time, the competition in global logistics has also prompted companies to continuously optimize their identification methods. In order to stand out in the fierce market competition, logistics companies have adopted more advanced and efficient QR code identification to improve service quality and reduce operating costs.

In the context of global logistics, the migration of product identification to QR codes not only improves the efficiency of logistics operations, but also has a profound impact on the management and strategic decision-making of logistics companies. By analyzing the information carried by QR codes, companies can better understand market demand, optimize supply chain management, and thus formulate more scientific and reasonable development strategies.

However, this trend also brings some challenges. First, the security of QR codes is an issue that cannot be ignored. Since QR codes contain a lot of product information, if they are maliciously tampered with or stolen, it may cause huge losses to companies and consumers. Therefore, it is crucial to strengthen the encryption and authentication technology of QR codes to ensure information security. Secondly, for some small logistics companies and the logistics industry in developing countries, the promotion and application of QR code identification may face dual pressures of technology and funds. This requires the government and industry organizations to increase support, provide technical training and financial assistance, and help them smoothly realize the transformation and upgrading of identification methods.

In general, the migration of product identification to QR codes is complementary to the development of global logistics. In the future, with the continuous advancement of technology and the continuous expansion of applications, this trend will bring more opportunities and challenges to global logistics. Logistics companies need to actively respond, make full use of this technological advantage, enhance their competitiveness, and achieve sustainable development.