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SYSTEMS IN THE TEST STAGE

The first comprehensive tests of electronic coupon clearing systems are now beginning. Among the major players rolling out the systems are:ocery Co., Dominick's Finer Foods and Pathmark Stores, beginning in March.Uses upgraded Spectra-Physics scanning system to read manufacturer suffix and UCC/EAN-128 codes.Advanced Promotion Technologies, Pompano Beach, Fla.No in-store tests announced yet.Electronic

January 31, 1994

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The first comprehensive tests of electronic coupon clearing systems are now beginning. Among the major players rolling out the systems are:

ocery Co., Dominick's Finer Foods and Pathmark Stores, beginning in March.

Uses upgraded Spectra-Physics scanning system to read manufacturer suffix and UCC/EAN-128 codes.

Advanced Promotion Technologies, Pompano Beach, Fla.

No in-store tests announced yet.

Electronic clearing system reads, validates, cancels, clears and destroys paper coupons at the point-of-sale. New system can read manufacturer suffix and UCC/EAN-128 codes.

Comark Technologies, Virginia Beach, Va.

Now collecting and analyzing scanned coupon data at a single Safeway store. Expected to announce launch of more comprehensive electronic coupon clearing test next month.

Provides new scanner able to read manufacturer suffix and UCC/EAN-128 codes. Pushing for adoption of D3 code.

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