Overview
- Co-op has completed electronic shelf label installations in 340 stores, with plans to convert 40 additional locations weekly.
- The initiative is on track to cover 1,500 stores by the end of 2025 and all 2,400 convenience outlets by late 2026.
- The digital labels integrate with inventory systems, enabling real-time updates and enhanced product information displays, including allergens and origins.
- Despite a recent cyber attack affecting Co-op and M&S, the electronic label system remains secure and operational.
- The project, in partnership with French tech firm VusionGroup, aligns with Co-op's sustainability goals by reducing paper waste and improving operational efficiency.