Who in Retail Industry Are Using Electronic Shelf Labels?

Electronic shelf labels (ESLs) are becoming increasingly popular in the retail industry, particularly among large retail chains. Some examples of retailers that have implemented ESLs include:

1. Walmart – Walmart has been using ESLs since 2015 and has now implemented them in more than 5,000 of its stores.
2. Carrefour – Carrefour, a global retail giant, has implemented ESLs in many of its stores across the world.
3. Tesco – Tesco, the UK’s largest supermarket chain, has implemented ESLs in many of its stores to help improve pricing accuracy and reduce waste.
4. Lidl – Lidl, a German discount supermarket chain, has been using ESLs in its stores since 2015 to improve pricing accuracy and reduce waste.
5. Coop – Coop, a Swiss retail chain, has implemented ESLs in its stores to improve pricing accuracy and reduce the amount of paper used for pricing labels.

6. Auchan – Auchan, a French multinational retail group, has implemented ESLs in many of its stores across Europe.
7. Best Buy – Best Buy, a US-based electronics retailer, has implemented ESLs in some of its stores to improve pricing accuracy and reduce the time required to update prices.
8. Sainsbury’s – Sainsbury’s, a UK-based supermarket chain, has implemented ESLs in some of its stores to improve pricing accuracy and reduce waste.
9. Target – Target, a US-based retail chain, has implemented ESLs in some of its stores to improve pricing accuracy and reduce the time required to update prices.
10. Migros – Migros, a Swiss retail chain, has implemented ESLs in many of its stores to improve pricing accuracy and reduce the amount of paper used for pricing labels.

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