Tesco will implement a global EAS programme to improve on-shelf availability of products, open merchandising and consumer shopping experience.
Having successfully installed EVOLVE ECO in 1,250 Tesco Express stores last year, Checkpoint Systems has been asked to fast track the roll-out its advanced RF solutions in over 900 of the retailer’s large store formats Extra, Superstore and Metro stores over the next few months, replacing the existing acoustic-magnetic technology.
As part of the programme, Tesco is upgrading their systems with the latest EAS technology by installing Checkpoint’s EVOLVE ECO, high- performance, energy-lean RF-EAS systems across Tesco’s entire estate in the UK. EVOLVE ECO antennas provide energy savings of up to 75 per cent over existing competitive solutions, helping Tesco reduce its operational costs and carbon footprint.
The UK installation will be completed ahead of Christmas.
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