Sainsbury’s Local store in Holburn Circus, London, has reverted back to traditional checkout solutions after a period of being a checkout-free store powered by Amazon’s Just Walk Out technology. The experiment, which started in 2021, aimed to provide customers with a contactless, checkout-free shopping experience. However, the store has now reintroduced tills and self-checkouts for the convenience of its shoppers.
In other news, Just Eat Takeaway.com has expanded its partnership with Interflora/Fleurop to bring fast flower delivery within 45 minutes to customers in Switzerland. This extension allows Just Eat customers in Switzerland to order flowers and plants from 39 Fleurop stores in 10 cities, with plans to expand to other Swiss cities in the future.
Costco Wholesale Australia has partnered with DoorDash to offer on-demand delivery of groceries and essentials in major metropolitan areas across Australia. DoorDash customers can now have access to Costco’s selection of products, with a special launch offer of $20 off the first order when spending $150 or more.
Yapily has teamed up with Adyen to power its European merchant services with Open Banking technology. This partnership aims to streamline onboarding and strengthen account verification for merchants across Europe, with plans to explore additional Open Banking services in the future.
Verity, On, and Maersk are piloting RFID technology with drones in warehouse inventory management. By integrating RFID capabilities into Verity’s autonomous inventory tracking system, the pilot project aims to enhance inventory visibility and tracking in warehouses, allowing for precise identification of individual items throughout the warehouse lifecycle.
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