PLU (Price Look-Up) codes are used to identify specific types of produce at grocery stores, primarily for inventory and pricing purposes. SKU (Stock Keeping Unit) codes are unique identifiers assigned to products by retailers to track inventory levels and sales. SKUs are used for a wider range of products beyond just produce.
SKU - Stock Keeping Unit. This is the actual package/product. UPC- Universal Product Code. This is the code assigned to the SKU which is used to identify it. Each product (SKU) is assigned a unique UPC which will differentiate it from all others.
In a retail store scenario: Line Fill: Ratio between the number of SKU's received at a store and the number of SKU's to be received. SKU's allocated is say 3500 sku's SKU's received are 1050 Line fill is 1050/3500 x 100 = 30% Case Fill: Ratio between the number of pieces that are received against an SKU/Department to the number of pieces that are allocated. No: of pieces allocated for SKU 1234 is 144 No: of pieces received is 36 Case fill is 36/144 x 100 = 40% Line fill is discussed at the store level. Case fill is discussed at the SKU/Department level.
SKU-269-14670 is the UK version of MS Office Pro 2010; it's made in Ireland.SKU-269-14964 is the US version of MS Office Pro 2010; it's made in the US or in Puerto Rico.
the prefix plu means more
"plu". Example: "il a plu ce matin" (it rained this morning)
sku 1228162
SKU Amstetten was created in 1997.
An SKU is commonly referred to as a skew.
The SKU (or UPC label) code is on the outside of your box.
SKU works as we can track the orders we placed for product or software.
Lot 31822 SKU 5091
SKU stands for shelf keeping unit in retail. SKU can also mean stock keeping unit and it is used to identify products that are for sale.