Co-op to roll out electronic shelf labels to all stores by 2026

Co-op is planning to replace its paper pricing tags with electronic shelf labels in all its 2,400 stores by next year.
The convenience store chain, which has partnered with retail tech firm VusionGroup, has upgraded its labelling system in around 340 stores so far, The Grocer reported.
It plans to to install the electronic shelf labels in at least 40 stores each week to reach 1,500 locations by the end of the year and its 2,400 store estate by 2026. Related StoryCo-op members vote to boycott Isr