Urban farming project: IKEA and Infarm to grow healthy herbs
As the demand for sustainable locally grown produce increases, IKEA has entered into a partnership with Infarm to grow high-quality herbs inside the r
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Consumers embrace milk carton QR codes, may cut food waste
The “use-by” and “best-by” dates printed on milk cartons and gallon jugs may soon become a thing of the past, giving way to more accurate and
On-site food freshness testing
Anyone who has ever ruined a cake knows that the correct identification of visually similar substances such as sugar and salt has great significance i
bp and Uber to drive delivery growth with global strategic partnership
bp (NYSE: BP) and Uber Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: UBER) are announcing a new global strategic convenience delivery partnership, extending their existin
Retail Recap: 2021, the year of conscious consumerism
Retail industry and product trends from the last year and what we can expect from 2022 2021 was the year the world got smaller, and this was ever pres
Albertsons Companies launches new meal planning features
Shoppers can now complete meal planning and shopping in under 10 minutes and easily keep essentials stocked at home Albertsons Companies, Inc. announc
Israeli companies cooperate on smart shopping carts
The Israeli company WalkOut, developer of an autonomous end-to-end frictionless shopping solution, announces an extensive cooperation agreement with M
The nominees for the EuroShop RetailDesign Award 2022
Award-worthy designs from the food, fashion and hospitality industries For the EuroShop RetailDesign Award 2022 (ERDA), 87 proposals from 28 countries
Electronic Shelf Labels – electronically labeled
Digital prices conquer the space +++ On the way to becoming a standard +++ Technologies at EuroCIS 2022 More and more retailers are trying out electro
Automated smart stores: Never run out of milk for your cereal ever again!
Promising staff-free store concepts by Julia Pott (exclusively for EuroCIS.mag) While stores with no (sales) staff sounded like science fiction just a