All Store design articles – Page 49
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NewsTesco installs high-tech checkouts at new-look Lincoln Extra store
Tesco is using the launch of its latest large store model to roll out a high-tech new checkout that automatically scans products loaded onto the conveyor.
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Analysis & FeaturesPudology: Hitting the sweet spot in free-from desserts
Forced by health issues to change her diet and career, Lucy Wager developed free-from brand Pudology…
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NewsTesco’s store plan: More Giraffes and gyms in the pipeline
Tesco is to open more than 100 Giraffe, Decks and Harris+Hooles as part of plans to accelerate its UK store turnaround programme.
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NewsTesco plots food-to-go stores in London
Tesco is planning to take on high-street takeaway businesses such as Pret à Manger, Eat and Greggs as it considers launching dozens of food-to-go outlets in London.
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NewsTesco follows Asda with hi-tech toilet facility for disabled
Tesco has become the second supermarket to launch a trial of hi-tech new toilet facilities for disabled customers…
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Analysis & FeaturesCan Philip Green's BHS c-store/pound zone hybrid actually work?
There was a new entrant into the supermarket price war this week as Sir Philip Green unveiled his BHS Food offer…
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NewsBHS opens food store in Staines: Pictures
BHS launched the first of two food store pilots today.
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NewsAward-winning Spar Parkfoot store: In pictures
Spar Parkfoot in Kent won top prize at the Convenience Retail Awards after shattering the perception that forecourts stores are little more than a petrol and snack stop.
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NewsCo-op’s new-concept Shoreditch store: In pictures
The Co-operative Food yesterday showed off its new-concept ’Generation Two’ store in Shoreditch, East London.
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NewsAsda rolls out 130 more hybrid tills to cut queues
Asda will increase the number of hybrid tills in its stores by more than two thirds over the next two months…
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ProfilesDry Like Me: the potty-training 'lifesavers'
A pair of mums have taken their training pads from nowhere to the shelves of all the mults and Amazon…
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ProfilesHot property Tabasco looks to remain top dog in chilli sauces
As the hot sauce category continues to heat up, Tabasco is looking to consolidate its postion as category creator…
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NewsRetailers sign up for GSK range review technology
GSK claims new “game-changing” virtual store technology can slash the time it takes to carry out range reviews…
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NewsAsda trials new high street format mini supermarket
Asda is trialling a new high street store format in Sheffield as it continues to shape its convenience strategy.
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NewsPost Office delivers £20m upgrade plan for rural outposts
The Post Office is launching a £20m investment programme for rural subpostmasters.
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ProfilesHoward Raymond launches King of Soho gin
Howard Raymond has inherited his father’s mantle as the ‘King of Soho’… and now he’s launched a dry gin…
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NewsBooths trial aims to 'put the soul back into shopping'
Booths is trialling a raft of new ideas at its Knutsford store including vouchers for out-of-stock items…
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NewsSainsbury's opens first water-neutral store
Sainsbury’s has opened its first ‘Water Neutral’ store and a second is to follow as part of efforts to slash water use.
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NewsLincolnshire Co-op goes solar with energy panel rollout
Lincolnshire Co-operative Society has invested £120,000 in installing solar panels at eight of its food stores.
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NewsGreggs boss Whiteside: Store revamps will hold back profits
Greggs’ CEO Roger Whiteside does not expect the bakery chain to return to profit growth for at least two years as the business continues to focus on improving the quality of its offer.