by Rob Morgan | Print Controller, RMS Blog |
Recent scrutiny of the Aldi Price Match scheme at Tesco reveals a growing challenge: some “Price Matched” products are not like-for-like regarding ingredients. While Tesco is lowering prices to match Aldi, some of these lower-priced items can have significantly different ingredients. Could this be more new battle lines being drawn as retailers continue to fight for each customer’s hard-earned money?
by Rob Morgan | Print Controller Feature Blog, RMS Blog |
In the fiercely competitive retail landscape, businesses are continually striving to deliver a seamless and efficient shopping experience. Among the critical aspects of this pursuit is the clear display of prices and product information, which, according to a recent...
by Rob Morgan | RMS Blog |
According to research by IBM, consumers want it all. The IBM Institute for Business Value (IBV), in association with the National Retail Federation (NRF), conducted a global survey of more than 19,000 respondents across 28 countries. The research found that...
by Rob Morgan | Print Controller, RMS Blog |
Eliminate wastage. Retailers find that 25-50% of all in-store ticketing and POS goes unused, and up to 30% of in-store tickets printed are unnecessary. This is often due to inaccurate or non-existent store profiling and incorrect data. Eliminating a one-size-fits-all...
by Rob Morgan | Print Controller, RMS Blog |
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has proposed changes so all shops that prepare and sell packaged food on-site should list all ingredients and highlight major allergens to avoid deaths. This follows the tragic deaths of Celia Marsh in 2018 and 15-year-old Natasha...
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