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Customers have flexible and independent access to information any time and any place via GTNet [R]. The GTNet might be used, together with GS1 identifiers (bar codes), as a repository for blood test data from birds all over the world, which will carry information on blood types, resistance levels and DNA profiles. Data are accessible to all customers anywhere in the world via GTNet (Global Traceability Network), a global platform used in the feed and food industries for targeted sharing of product information material. |
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GTMB GTMBC GTMC GTMD GTME GTMEF GTMF GTMHH Gtmhr GTMM GtMN GTMNERR GTMO GTMP GTMPT GTMR GTMS GTMUN GTMV GTMYC GTN GTN GTN 21 GTN-R GTNC GTNet GTNFGTNG GTNHA GTNI GTNM GTNM/RJ GTNP GTNPC GTNT GTNW GTO GTOB GTOBA GTOBI GTOC GTOD Gtoe GTOH GTOI GTOL GTOM Gtones GTONS GTOP | |||||
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