M&S to remove traditional price tags from stores

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Nov, 10:50 · Archive

Marks & Spencer will replace traditional price tags with Bluetooth-enabled electronic shelf labels.

Marks & Spencer will replace traditional paper price tags in its stores with Bluetooth-enabled electronic shelf labels. The exact reasons for the move have not been detailed by the retailer. Electronic shelf labels allow prices to be updated remotely and can improve operational efficiency compared to manual tagging systems.

M&S to remove traditional price tags from stores — Image: Birmingham World

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M&S to remove traditional price tags from stores: here's whyStores will be fitted with Bluetooth-enabled electronic shelf labelsBirmingham World · 6 Nov, 10:15
M&S to remove traditional price tags from stores: here's whyStores will be fitted with Bluetooth-enabled electronic shelf labelsExpress & Star · 6 Nov, 10:15

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