by david waddington | Print Controller, RMS Blog |
Unit pricing is a great idea in theory, although in practice it is difficult to get right – it’s supposed to be a useful tool for people to simply compare food prices and choose the best value products, however with each and every supermarket choosing to present the information differently it’s not surprising time-poor, cash-strapped consumers are finding it all a bit of a chore to work out where the best value is.
by Rob Morgan | Print Controller, Print Controller Feature Blog, RMS Blog
One of my favourite twitter accounts is @Retailbarcode. Last week they posted (as they regularly do) an interesting offer from one of our leading UK retailers along with the question “why does this [poor in-store ticketing] happen so frequently”. Now I...
by Rob Morgan | Print Controller, RMS Blog
95% of customers say that damaged or poor quality packaging would negatively impact their perception of a retailer
by Rob Morgan | Print Controller, RMS Blog
In a business that contributed up to £180 billion to the UK economy in 2014, it is almost inevitable that along the way some mistakes are going to be made, but let us put the findings of the recent Which? “super-complaint” to the CMA into a little more...
by Rob Morgan | Print Controller, Print Controller Feature Blog, RMS Blog
Since the late 80’s most retailers have used shelf edge tickets/labels (SET/SEL’s) to display pricing to customers and inform staff where products go on the shelf. It’s been a retail constant since shops moved away from serving customers over a counter to open...
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