In-Store Experience

The U.K. supermarket chain recently rolled out specially designed "bays" to its self-service checkout areas to encourage impulse buying, particularly of health and beauty products.

Select items discovered through the deal will also roll out to Target stores.

The U.K. retailer plans major changes for 50 stores, including new foyers, seasonal aisles, food-to-go services, flooring and lighting.

In-store retail media experts from Wovenmedia, Vibenomics and Grocery TV weigh in on challenges, opportunities and the future of the evolving and growing space.

The new shop is less than half the size of the average No Frills location.

The collaboration enables brands to send shoppers mobile deals, separate from the retailer's loyalty program, via email by scanning a code at-shelf.

Located in a shopping mall, the store offers an immersive, local and personalized experience that emphasizes the art of coffee-making.

By 2026, more store associates will be able to manage pricing, inventory, order fulfillment and customer interactions using a mobile device.

Harps Food Stores is rolling out digital displays to 145 stores in Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi and Oklahoma.

This location in Philadelphia shows off why its fans/customers love the expanding convenience chain so much.