AI and on demand delivery save Christmas: presenting last week’s biggest technology plays at a glance

RTIH rounds up the stand out retail systems deals, launches, deployments and pilots from the past seven days. Including Not On The High Street, DoorDash, Old Navy, Mango, Albertsons, TGI Fridays, Varner, Sitoo, Home Bargains, SPAR International, Coop Norge, Lidl Ireland, and Jysk.

Not On The High Street

Online marketplace, Not On The High Street, has announced the launch of a new AI shopping assistant, The Curator.

Available through its app from today, this lets customers find items they didn't know existed from the thousands of small brands on the Not On The High Street site. This means that shoppers will be able to consolidate multiple searches and browsing sessions for gifts, or general products they want to buy.

They will be able to search using natural language. For example, a customer can type: “I need a stylish Christmas gift under £40 for my sister who loves gardening”, and The Curator will select a range of relevant, shoppable results which can then be refined.

People can build a shortlist of products that can be saved and referred back to at a later date. Beyond Christmas, The Curator is pitched as a valuable shopping assistant for many occasions, from birthday gifting to decorating a new flat, or buying supplies for an upcoming party.

Once customers have recommendations for a gift, for example their sister’s upcoming birthday, they can add their favourites to a shortlist and come back to them in the app whenever they need, whilst also being able to go back to the original chat and refine the search.

Greencross Pet Wellness Company

Greencross Pet Wellness Company (GPWC), the parent company of Petbarn, is using the Boomi Enterprise Platform to underpin its digital pet profile platform, enhance customer personalisation, and improve operational efficiency across retail, e-commerce, veterinary, and IT services.

With more than 6,000 employees and an ecosystem spanning over 250 Petbarn stores, 140 Greencross Vets clinics, 24 speciality and emergency centres, 132 grooming salons, 114 puppy schools, four crematorium facilities, 166 DIY dog washes, 20 mobile dog washes and Vepalabs Specialist Pathology Centre which services veterinary clinics nationally. GPWC is Australia’s largest pet care company.

“Having a single point of visibility has completely changed how we manage integrations,” says Jamie Sparrow, Business Systems Manager at GPWC. “What used to be a time consuming and fragmented process is now centralised and reliable, giving our teams more time to focus on value adding work.”

SNIPES

SNIPES, a sneakers and streetwear retailer with more than 800 stores in Europe and the USA, has officially launched SNIPES Reserve, its new loyalty programme, in partnership with Accrue.

In a LInkedIn post, Joe Shoemaker, VP of Digital at SNIPES, said: “If you’ve worked with me over the past year and a half, you’ve probably heard me talk (a lot) about digital wallets and how they’ll reshape the way brands build loyalty. This concept brings together customer experience, marketing, analytics, and technology - into one product that delivers value to both our customers and the SNIPES brand.”

He added: “In a retail environment where people finance everything from sneakers to lunch orders, we wanted to offer real financial flexibility - while tapping into the cultural moments that define sneaker culture. Tangible rewards, delivered right into our customers’ wallets, keeping value and energy inside the brand.”

Shoemaker concluded: “Huge thanks to our partners at Accrue for being incredible collaborators from concept to launch. To the poq team who support the entire app experience. And to everyone on the SNIPES team who helped bring this vision to life.”

DoorDash and Old Navy

DoorDash and Old Navy have announced an on-demand delivery partnership in the US.

“We’ve seen increased demand for on-demand apparel, and partnering with an iconic brand like Old Navy marks an incredible milestone in delivering scale, value, and convenience for consumers nationwide,” says Lee Brown, Chief Revenue Officer at DoorDash.

“As one of the first major apparel retailers on our platform - with more than 1,000 stores across the US - we’re bringing Old Navy to tens of millions of monthly active users on DoorDash. Just in time for the holidays, shoppers can grab last minute gifts, family favourites, or everyday essentials and have them delivered asap. It’s a powerful example of how we’re helping retailers expand beyond their own channels while giving consumers more choice and convenience than ever before.”

“We like to meet customers where they are - on their terms,” says Haio Barbeito, Old Navy’s Brand President and CEO. “For us, that means removing friction and adding joy, making it easy for our customers and their families to get what they love, how and when they want it.”

“Partnering with DoorDash brings that spirit to life by introducing same-day delivery - a whole new value proposition that helps customers save both time and money. It makes shopping for great style as simple and accessible as ordering dinner or groceries.”

everbowl

Toast has announced an agreement with Southern California-based quick serve restaurant chain everbowl to implement its platform across its footprint of over 100 locations nationwide.

In addition to Toast PoS, everbowl will introduce Toast Go handhelds along with a variety of integrations from the company’s partner ecosystem.

“This partnership is about more than just technology - it’s about alignment. We’re building a movement around better choices, and Toast gives us the platform to scale that mission with speed, simplicity, and reliability,” says Jeff Fenster, Founder and CEO at everbowl.

“We are excited to have a real partner that matches our energy, our growth, and our obsession with creating remarkable experiences.”

Pacsun

Manhattan Associates reports that Pacsun has deployed Manhattan Active Point of Sale (PoS), a cloud native in-store sales and service solution.

Following a five-month project start to pilot phase, Pacsun rolled out the offering across 300 plus stores in eight weeks.

It says that mobile checkout capabilities eased long in-store lines, while unified inventory management, powered by RFID integration, supported seamless fulfillment across Instagram, Amazon, TikTok and Pacsun’s own channels.

During peak holiday season, it achieved record breaking revenue and streamlined operations, with 40% of online orders being fulfilled via stores, optimising inventory proximity, labour capacity and shipping costs that reduced logistics expenses by 25%.

“Manhattan’s PoS is a game-changer,” says Shirey Gao, Pacsun’s Chief Digital and Information Officer.

“Unified commerce means one transaction, one checkout, whether a customer buys online, returns in-store, or accesses inventory from any channel. Store associates adapted instantly, turning challenges like oversold items into opportunities. During peak demand time, real-time analytics helped us resolve unified orders 50% faster, safeguarding our customer relationships and securing our strongest holiday season yet.”

Mango

Inspectorio, an AI powered platform for quality, compliance, sustainability, and traceability, reports that Mango has implemented its automated Lab Test Management solution.

This will extend the collaboration framework between Mango and Inspectorio, which has been in place for six years. 

Through this implementation, Mango says it will gain comprehensive performance insights at the supplier, material, and product level, enabling it to identify trends and act swiftly to improve quality and performance.

The solution also standardises lab testing protocols across its product categories, including apparel, footwear, and home goods.

The Old Peacock

The Old Peacock, a favourite haunt of fans of Premier League football club Leeds United, will soon feature Boxbar Tech self-service technology.

In a LinkedIn post, Boxbar Tech said: “Any Leeds United fan knows The Old Peacock, a venue packed to the brim on match days with huge buzz in the air. Originally opening its doors in 1826, the pub, run by Ossett Brewery has been pouring pints for over 90 years when Leeds United formed in 1919. The pub and the club have been intertwined ever since.”

It added: “On match days The Old Peacock is like nowhere else!  And to meet this huge demand, a Boxbar Container Bar will be making its home in the pub grounds later this month. We will be delivering: one custom branded Boxbar Container Bar, six points of sale; 12 drinks poured simultaneously; up to 1,440 pints served per hour.”

Lakeland Leather

Lakeland Leather has partnered with HubBox, which provides software for retailers to offer pickup points and lockers as a shipping option.

In a LinkedIn post, Rowan Turnball, E-commerce Manager at Lakeland Leather, said: “We’ve just gone live with HubBox, meaning customers can now choose Ship to Shop at checkout. It lets people get their orders delivered to local pickup points like Co-op and other stores. Simple, flexible, and ideal for anyone ordering around Christmas.”

He added: “Getting this in before Black Friday was the final piece of the delivery setup for us. Logistics can be tricky when you’re based out on a limb in the Lakes, and we’ve had to work around a few limits in what the big delivery networks offer. We looked at InPost in the past, but pickups weren’t possible here, so this one runs through DPD.”

Turnball concluded: “It wasn’t as simple as dropping in an out of the box solution either. The setup didn’t quite flow with our checkout, so we had to make custom changes. It always feels a bit touch and go changing the checkout, but we’ve ironed it out and it runs smoothly. Glad to have it sorted before peak trading kicks in.”

Cariqa

Cariqa, a payments, pricing and billing platform built for electric vehicle (EV) charging, has announced the launch of Retail Rewards, a new feature that, it says, enables charge point operators (CPOs) and retailers to collaborate without integrations, hardware, or operational complexity.

Having completed its beta phase, this connects charging sessions in real-time with in-store shopping.

Drivers who charge at participating locations can shop at a partner retailer, scan their receipt in the Cariqa app, and instantly receive a discount on their charging session once the spend is verified. The entire process is automated by the Cariqa platform, which checks receipt data and applies the reward instantaneously. The system requires no PoS integration, no ERP integration, no staff training and no additional hardware.

“Charge point operators and retailers have been talking about collaboration for years, but it has remained too complex to execute,” says Issam Tidjani, CEO and Co-founder at Cariqa, which raised a €4 million seed round in July and was founded by ex-GoCardless and Virtuo employees.

.“With Retail Rewards, we’re making that connection real - in a way that is instant, measurable and effortless to activate. Charging shouldn’t just move vehicles; it should move value across the entire ecosystem.”

Albertsons

Albertsons Companies says it has become the first major grocer to offer Uber One perks to all loyalty members.

Members of the free for U and paid FreshPass programmes can now get extended free trials of Uber One, unlocking savings on the likes of eligible rides and food deliveries.

“Our loyalty programme offers rich benefits and savings to elevate the customer shopping experience whether in-store, online or on the go,” says Terry Singla, GVP Customer Strategy and Engagement at Albertsons Cos.

“We are proud to help lead the industry by making Uber One perks available to all loyalty members, not just paid subscribers, because value should be accessible to everyone. This is just another meaningful step in our mission to earn ‘Customers for Life’ by delivering value, ease and convenience wherever possible.”

Six Stories

Bridal and occasionwear label, Six Stories, has launched its US distribution centre in New Jersey, pitched as a major step in the brand’s international growth strategy.

Operated in partnership with THG Fulfil, the aim of the the facility is to enable faster delivery, reduced shipping costs, and a smoother experience for Six Stories’ American customer base.

THG Fulfil is providing it with an end-to-end fulfilment and courier management solution. The New Jersey facility utilises an AutoStore system capable of automating 99.9% of dispatches.

“This is a huge step forward for our US customers,” says Lucy Menghini, Co-Founder and Creative Director at Six Stories. “With faster delivery and simpler ordering, we’re removing friction at every stage so the experience feels effortless, joyful, and seamless.”

EG America

EG America, a convenience store operator in the USA, is integrating Swiftly’s Alcohol Cashback solution into its SmartRewards app.

This new programme gives customers a supplier funded cash back on beer, wine and spirits purchased across EG America’s family of convenience brands, including Cumberland Farms, Certified Oil, Fastrac, Loaf ‘N Jug, Kwik Shop, Turkey Hill, Quik Stop, Tom Thumb, Minit Mart, and Sprint.

Shoppers can now browse active alcohol offers, select deals, and scan their rewards card at checkout to redeem all within the SmartRewards app. Cash back is automatically sent to the shopper’s email almost instantly, with redemption options via PayPal, Venmo, or digital prepaid Visa.

Wolves

Levy Merchandising, in partnership with Wolves, recently launched a city centre pop-up store, powered by Amazon's Just Walk Out technology.

The move saw Wolves officially become the first Premier League football club to offer this frictionless shopping experience in a retail setting. 

The temporary store, open only on Saturday, 25th October, and Sunday, 26th October, at the Mander Centre in Wolverhampton, coincided with a match day weekend.

Taking over a 4,500 sq. ft space, it tapped Amazon's Just Walk Out technology to let customers select merchandise - from the latest kits to festive gifts - and exit without queuing. The system automatically detected the items taken and charged the customer's preferred payment method.

"This was a major step forward in delivering a best-in-class fan experience," says Dan McGinley, Head of Operations at Levy Merchandising. "Partnering with Amazon to bring their Just Walk Out technology to a Premier League retail environment for the first time was incredibly exciting. The successful weekend showed that fans truly value the speed, convenience, and modern retail experience we delivered." 

The White Company

The White Company has joined the quick commerce movement and is making a curated edit of its most popular products available to customers for home delivery in minutes, 24/7. 

It has partnered with London-based Zapp for this.

The move comes as the latter launches a new subscription service designed to give loyal customers more value and make Christmas shopping effortless. Zapp+ includes what is pitched as an industry first 10% credit back on all orders above £30 and free delivery, for just £4.99 a month.

Holly Tabor, Partnerships and International Business Director, at The White Company, says: “We are entering gifting season when busy people want to order easily, at a time that suits them and be confident their order will arrive in minutes, with the same luxury experience that you would expect from The White Company.”  

“This new partnership with Zapp will mean we can meet changing consumer demands and offer a curated edit of our collection favourites - be that a last-minute present or a little luxury for the home - instantly.” 

io.tt and Zappar

io.tt, a connected products platform born out of the SharpEnd creative studio, and Zappar, creators of Zapvision and accessible QR (AQR) technology, have announced a partnership that aims to accelerate the roll-out of inclusive, connected products and packaging experiences for global brands.

Accessible QR codes from Zappar build on the global GS1 Digital Link standard, boosting ordinary QR codes with a small “dot-dot-dash” corner pattern that makes them detectable from greater distances while unlocking structured, accessible product information such as ingredients, allergens and usage instructions through accessibility apps including Be My Eyes, Microsoft Seeing AI, and Envision.

The same code remains fully functional for sighted consumers, who can scan it in the traditional way with their smartphone camera to launch a connected web experience delivered via io.tt. Combined with io.tt’s Connected Experiences Platform, AQRs make it possible for brands to deliver inclusive, compliant and scalable digital experiences across SKUs, markets and languages, those involved claim.

Megasuper

Costa Rica's Megasuper has become the first retailer in Central America and the Caribbean to adopt the ELERA Produce Recognition solution by Toshiba Global Commerce Solutions.

This builds on the implementation of Toshiba’s self-checkout kiosks last year. More than 10% of Megasuper checkouts are now Toshiba’s MxP Self-Checkout solutions.

David Salazar, CEO at Megasuper, says: "We firmly believe that the key to growth and progress is to listen and respond to the needs of our customers. The incorporation of innovative technologies such as Toshiba’s MxP Self-Checkout and ELERA Produce Recognition is our way of thanking them for the trust and loyalty they show us every day.”

“We constantly strive to be at the forefront and offer a more comfortable, faster, and more efficient service, because we understand that our customers deserve the best. Their loyalty motivates us to improve and transform the shopping experience, and we want to continue to be your benchmark supermarket, always committed to excellence and innovation."

AFS

Associated Food Stores (AFS), a retail co-op, is bringing Instacart’s white label e-commerce solutions, Storefront and Storefront Pro, across five owned and operated banners and over 40 member owned banners.

Through this partnership, AFS will bring e-commerce and retail media capabilities to its owned and operated banners, including Fresh Market, Lin’s, and Macey’s, and independent member stores, including Broulim’s, Davis Food & Drug, Kent’s, and Lee’s.

“We’re excited to partner with AFS to bring our white-label e-commerce solutions and retail media monetisation to their owned and operated stores and independent retail banners,” says Nick Nickitas, General Manager of Independent Grocery and Mid-Market Retail Partnerships at Instacart.

“AFS has always championed innovation for local grocers, and together we’re scaling their digital transformation. With Instacart, AFS retailers are providing a seamless, connected shopping experience for their guests in-store and online, while maximising retail media contribution to enhance profitable growth.”

ShopAi

ShopAi has launched TalkPack, pitched as the first QR code activated conversational AI platform engineered from the ground up for ASA compliance, addressing the need for regulated consumer engagement as UK HFSS restrictions eliminate traditional promotional channels from January 2026.

"Every HFSS brand in the UK faces the same problem in 47 days: their promotional channels vanish," says Ilann Hepworth, CEO and Founder at ShopAi.

"TV ads before 9pm? Banned. Paid online advertising? Banned. But product packaging and Point of Sale materials remain explicitly exempt. TalkPack transforms that exemption into competitive advantage - compliant consumer engagement that delivers conversation intelligence impossible to capture from scan tracking."

VVEND

VVEND, a new video commerce creative agency founded by former Net-a-Porter Fashion Director Kay Barron, launches this week in partnership with Bambuser.

The collaboration, and inception of VVEND, was inspired by Barron’s experience leading and hosting Net-a-Porter’s livestream series.

“VVEND was born out of a shared belief with Bambuser that video commerce isn’t just a trend, it’s a fundamental shift in how brands connect and build relationships with their communities, and how customers want more from their online shopping experiences,” says Barron. 

“Together, we’re empowering brands to create more meaningful interactions, through authentic storytelling, expert product curation, entertainment and human connection.”

“Few people have as much first-hand knowledge of live shopping as Kay,” says Maryam Ghahremani, CEO at Bambuser. “We’re excited to work with VVEND as we continue to provide brands with the tools and confidence to activate shoppable video, an increasingly essential way to engage today’s digital audiences.”

TGI Fridays

American restaurant brand TGI Fridays is to implement Toast technology across all of its US locations.

The project involves the latter’s PoS platform, along with Toast’s Multi-Location Management, Mobile Order & Pay, Toast Go handhelds, and Kitchen Display Systems (KDS), with the ability to implement additional offerings like Catering Pro, Waitlist, and Kiosk over time.

"We have always been about creating a welcoming space for people to come together, and technology has become an increasing part of a feel good dining experience,” says Samuel Langley, Vice President of Technology at TGI Fridays.

"Toast provides us with the innovative, intuitive, and scalable tech we need to enhance our guest experience and empower our teams, ensuring that the spirit of TGI Fridays continues to thrive. We look forward to working with Toast as we continue to grow here in the US and beyond."

Essity

Essity has selected Accenture and Microsoft to help the hygiene and health company accelerate its use of AI agents.

As part of the multi-year collaboration, the companies will work together at Essity’s AI Centre of Excellence.

Accenture’s cloud, data and AI experts will use Microsoft’s technologies such as Azure, Copilot Studio, Power Platform and collaborate with Microsoft employees for technical guidance and support.

The aim is to create a robust and flexible cloud-based technology platform that will provide next-generation AI capabilities, on which Essity can test and scale solutions across its core business processes and functions.

This first phase of the tie up will focus on enhancing procurement and finance operations, where cross-functional teams will test, observe and continuously improve these areas over a period of time. Longer term, Essity plans to scale AI across the company to reinvent other end-to-end business processes.

Hubbub

A new bin, that was first trialled in 2023, is being launched today by environmental charity Hubbub.

The Big Ballot Bin aims to help venues transform litter management into a playful and shareable experience by inviting people to vote with their rubbish. This was first trialled in artnership with KFC.

Whether the question is, Who should have won? Traitors or Faithfuls, or who will get Christmas number 1 “K-Pop Demon Hunters or Wham?”  the bins are designed to capture attention and spark conversation, while delivering cuts to waste and clean up costs. Operators can add branding, bespoke colours, and campaign messaging.  

Alex Robinson, CEO at Hubbub, says: “The Big Ballot Bin shows what happens when you make the right choice the fun choice. Traditional enforcement often fails to change behaviour, but when you invite people to take part in something playful and topical, littering drops dramatically.”

“We’ve seen how curiosity, conversation and competition can transform a simple act like binning rubbish into a moment people enjoy and remember. For venues and destinations, it’s proof that positive engagement can deliver real environmental impact.” 

Pandora

Pandora has partnered with InPost UK to launch 24/7 parcel locker delivery for its online customers.

In a LinkedIn post, Grace Bell, E-commerce Omnichannel Operations & Marketplace Manager at Pandora, said: "As we head into peak and the Christmas shopping season, this new delivery option will make it easier than ever for our shoppers to collect and return their orders, within their own schedule, at over 13k lockers throughout the UK."

"Proud to be part of the team to launch this new delivery option for our customers.  Along with our recent activation of next day delivery and ability to Click & Collect orders from our 200+ stores in two hours, InPost UK 4/7 locker delivery is yet another step in then further evolving how we deliver for our customers."

SPAR International

Upshop, an AI powered platform that helps grocers simplify processes, reduce waste, and improve efficiency, has announced an expansion of its agreement with SPAR International.

The existing tie up, which includes Upshop’s Date Checking and Markdown solutions, will now expand to incorporate Recipe Management, designed to standardise fresh food quality, ensure compliance, and provide real-time visibility into ingredients and nutrition across SPAR stores worldwide.

SPAR retailers can centralise and digitise recipes, with the aim of ensuring consistency across locations, transparent nutrition information for shoppers, and compliance with evolving food safety standards.

Home Bargains

Discount retailer Home Bargains has partnered with managed network solutions provider Evolve Business Group in a project involving more than 650 stores across the UK, with 50 locations now live.

The tie up will consolidate multiple legacy networks, including those used for payments and CCTV, into a single point of contact. The new managed solution is monitored by Evolve’s 24/7/365 technical support desk.

Tony Mullen, Head of IT Infrastructure and Services at Home Bargains, says: “Having started more than 40 years ago in Liverpool, our customers continue to be at the heart of everything we do. We now serve more than seven million people each week and plan to grow our portfolio to 1,000 stores throughout the UK, opening around 50 new stores a year.”

“The partnership with Evolve has simplified our infrastructure and improved resilience, offering value without compromising on service and quality. These upgrades will support us and our customers as we continue to expand.”

Asda

Asda has signed a new multi-year preferred partner agreement with Uber Direct, Uber’s white label quick commerce service, to increase the number of locations offering rapid delivery.

Uber Direct and Asda have worked together since 2021, when the grocery retailer first launched its on-demand proposition. Asda now lays claim to one of the largest same-day delivery offerings in the UK market, and this forms one of the core pillars of its online business.

The extended tie up will increase the availability of its Express Delivery service, involving its conviences stores offering and powered by Uber Direct’s courier network - the same one that is used by Uber Eats. This is also enabling Asda to fulfil large basket orders nationwide.  

The service originally enabled orders to be delivered from approximately 300 superstores across the UK, and this was expanded to ten new superstore locations in H2 2025. The plan is to now expand the proposition to more locations in 2026.

Barney Burgess, VP of Online at Asda, says: “Express Delivery has proven particularly popular with our customers, enabling them to have their everyday essentials delivered within hours of placing an order.”

“Uber Direct’s strong performance and reliable service has been vital in helping us to grow the service to date. We are excited to continue growing our partnership with Uber Direct and to keep delivering an exceptional and convenient service to our customers."

Priceline Pharmacy

Priceline Pharmacy, an Australian health and beauty retailer which is part of Wesfarmers Health, has announced a partnership with retail media platform Zitcha.

Jack Byrne, CEO APAC at Zitcha, says: “Retail media is one of the most powerful levers for brands to connect with consumers at scale, and Priceline Pharmacy is uniquely positioned to unlock its potential in health and beauty.”

“With more than nine and a half million loyalty members and an extensive national footprint, Priceline Pharmacy gives advertisers a rich environment to influence customer decisions at every stage of the journey.”

“Our omnichannel platform enables Priceline Pharmacy to activate onsite now, and we’re working closely with the team to build capability from the ground up, helping to educate teams and suppliers so they can maximise the opportunity.”

Varner

Scandinavian fashion retailer, Varner, reports an estate wide roll-out of Sitoo's PoS solution on Zebra Technologies' handheld mobile devices, allowing staff to serve customers anywhere in the store. 

Instead of being tied to fixed tills, staff can now move freely - checking stock, completing purchases or helping with Click & Collect orders. They also have access to real-time product and customer data, including previous purchases and loyalty membership details, at their fingertips.

This has been well received by Varner’s customers, with 93% now confident about completing mobile payments anywhere in the store, while internal feedback showed rapid adoption by store staff, with 89% rating Sitoo as highly user- friendly. 68% of associates now frequently use it to check product information, while 32% use it to look up customer memberships.

Coop Norge

Pricer reports a new partnership with Coop Norge, Norway's second largest retail chain.

The agreement makes Pricer supplier of in-store communication and digitalisation solutions based on electronic shelf labels (ESL) for Coop Norge's network of more than 1,000 stores across the country.

Coop Norge, a long standing customer, has selected its digital shelf-edge solution for the supply and installation across its various store formats, including banners such as Obs, Obs Bygg, Extra, Coop Mega, Coop Prix, and Coop Marked/Matkroken.

Jysk

Danish home furnishing retailer Jysk reports that one of the biggest IT projects in its history is now complete in its biggest market.

Germany has gone live with its Enactor powered unified commerce platform which now connects more than 920 Jysk stores into one system.

“Welcoming Germany on our unified commerce platform is a fantastic milestone for us. With more than 920 stores, Germany is our largest market, and completing this roll-out marks the successful delivery of one of Jysk’s biggest IT projects to date,” says EVP in Retail, Customer Service & B2B Mikael Nielsen.

“This step brings us even closer to our goal of offering a unified, efficient, and customer focused shopping experience in every Jysk store in Germany. Whether customers shop online or in-store, they’ll now enjoy the same stock information and service options which is all connected in real-time,” says Country Director in Germany, Christian Schirmer.

Lidl Ireland

Lidl Ireland is laying claim to Ireland’s first net zero energy supermarket.

The new loaction in Maynooth, Co. Kildare is pitched as a huge step forward on its Road to Zero journey – combining forward thinking design, renewable energy generation and the most advanced sustainability features ever implemented in a Lidl store.