All Store design articles – Page 41
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Comment & OpinionShopper psychology: have retailers thought it through?
”It is a strange fact that retailers are typically less expert in shopper psychology than the big branded houses”
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NewsScottish carrier bag levy sees The Co-op raise £750,000
Co-op raises £750,000 for charity through Scots bag charge
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NewsBarclaycard to offer NFC contactless payments for Android
Barclaycard upgrades contactless payment app
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NewsKatjes Fassin to offer in-store 3D confectionery printing
An individual 3D-printed sweet will be priced around £3.50 Supplier Katjes Fassin – maker of M&S’s Percy Pig sweets - has developed a 3D confectionery printer that it claims will be the first to allow retailers to ‘print’ sweets in store. The device, dubbed the Magic Candy ...
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Comment & OpinionFood's in vogue in the fashion world
Food and fashion can make for a powerful in-store experience, argues Gregor Jackson at gpstudio
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NewsBoxPark pop-up shopping concept is good news for indies
After making its debut in Shoreditch, BoxPark, a pop-up shopping mall, is making its way to Croydon
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NewsSainsbury's pulls out of plans to open 80,000 sq ft store
Sainsbury’s said it has not taken the “decision lightly” to pull out of plans for an 80,000 sq ft supermarket in Middlehaven, Middlesbrough.
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Comment & OpinionImage recognition technology: seeing the future of big data
Image recognition tech is now being adopted by major fmcg companies to improve in-store execution
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NewsTesco drops 'unexpected item in bagging area' as it brings in friendlier self-checkouts
Tesco is to call time on the dreaded phrase “unexpected item in the bagging area” as it seeks to give a friendlier feel to its self-service checkouts.
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Analysis & FeaturesJohn Lewis says Switch the Lights
John Lewis has switched to LED lighting, making its customers happier and saving itself a bundle
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Comment & OpinionTesco’s dementia-friendly checkout shows how to woo the grey pound
The Chester store’s move is both compassionate and business-savvy
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NewsAndroid contactless payment added to Greggs Rewards App
Greggs has released an updated Rewards App, which enables customers to make contactless payments via Android…
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NewsCo-op apologises as customers get charged twice
Hundreds of thousands of customers who used debit or credit cards at the 2,700 Co-Operative stores on Tuesday, 7 July, have been charged twice due to an error
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NewsAsda phases out integrated Disney stores
Andy Clarke this week revealed the retailer had axed the format, but said licensing would continue to be important to the business
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NewsTesco ends Fred's Food Construction format
The move comes as CEO Dave Lewis leads a strategy to concentrate on Tesco’s core offer
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NewsCostco bringing more forecourts to stores
The wholesaler opened a test forecourt in Liverpool last June and is now ready to roll the concept out across its UK estate
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Analysis & FeaturesIs the guilt lane still in the dock?
How have supermarkets evolved their checkout offers? Who’s taken a lead? Who’s holding back?
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NewsGrocer of the Year Lidl weighs up in-store changes
Lidl UK is determined to keep pressing the accelerator after being crowned Grocer of the Year at this week’s Grocer Gold A…
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NewsApple Pay makes waves with retailer announcement
The long-awaited contactless payment system for iPhones, which was first introduced in the United States a year ago, will be available at 250,000 UK locations
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NewsSainsbury's opens Argos formats in stores
The smaller format concepts opened in Sainsbury’s North Cheam, Surrey and Nantwich, Cheshire today