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Pick and Pack app brings easier ecommerce fulfilment to grocers and retailers of all sizes

Pick and Pack app brings easier ecommerce fulfilment to grocers and retailers of all sizes

08 Jul 2020by Paul Skeldon
eGrocery retailers struggling to meet the increased demand created by lockdown can now improve their pick and pack strategies – or even add delivery for smaller retailers – through an app.
DeliveryGrowth 2000MobileOperations and LogisticsTechnology
Tesco shows how it adapted as shoppers moved online fast during the Covid-19 lockdown – and counts the costs of change

Tesco shows how it adapted as shoppers moved online fast during the Covid-19 lockdown – and counts the costs of change

26 Jun 2020by Chloe Rigby
Tesco today showed how it shifted its UK business online fast during the Covid-19 lockdown as demand for home delivery soared. Ecommerce grew from 9% of the supermarket’s total UK sales to 16% over the course of the first quarter of its financial year
click and collectCovid-19CustomerDeliverymultichannelOnlineOperations and LogisticsTesco
Waitrose sees online grocery orders double since the beginning of 2020

Waitrose sees online grocery orders double since the beginning of 2020

16 Jun 2020by Chloe Rigby
Waitrose has taken more than 150,000 online orders in a week for the first time, having seen orders more than double since the beginning of the year
Covid-19ONSOperations and LogisticsRXUK Top500Waitrose
bol.com removes parcel packaging from 7 million items

bol.com removes parcel packaging from 7 million items

15 Jun 2020by Alex Sword
Dutch marketplace Bol.com is planning to ship seven million items without cardboard boxes this year, doubling the number shipped this way since last year.
Operations and LogisticsRXEU Top500
Zara owner says supply chain flexibility "pivotal" in reducing COVID impact

Zara owner says supply chain flexibility "pivotal" in reducing COVID impact

10 Jun 2020by Alex Sword
Zara owner Inditex is expecting online to pass 25% of overall revenues within two years after the segment stood strong during a disappointing quarter.
Covid-19Operations and Logistics
Online booking of entry slots and fitting rooms among the innovations shoppers want to see when they head back to the High Street

Online booking of entry slots and fitting rooms among the innovations shoppers want to see when they head back to the High Street

10 Jun 2020by Paul Skeldon
As retailers in England get ready to re-open their doors, a survey finds that shoppers are going to tentatively return to shops in the coming weeks, but they want the experience to be very different to how it was pre-lockdown, with online booking of access to stores
Covid-19CustomerLocationMobileOperations and LogisticsStrategy & InnovationStrategy and InnovationTechnology
Superdry turns to robots to rapidly speed up handling of returns in UK as it seeks efficiency gains

Superdry turns to robots to rapidly speed up handling of returns in UK as it seeks efficiency gains

20 May 2020by Paul Skeldon
Global fashion brand Superdry has turned to intelligent mini-robot carriers in a bid to transform order picking and put-away at its UK hub.
IndustryOperations and LogisticsrobotsSuperdry
British shoppers return £5.2bn worth of goods each year bought online – and its going to go higher post-COVID

British shoppers return £5.2bn worth of goods each year bought online – and its going to go higher post-COVID

20 May 2020by Paul Skeldon
British shoppers are returning a whopping £5.2 billion worth of goods purchased online each year, according to a new report – in fact, 12% admit they have made purchases with returns in mind, intentionally buying more than they intend to keep
CustomerGrowth 2000IndustryOperations and Logisticsreturns
Analysis reveals Morrison's has the slowest page speed for online grocery order

Analysis reveals Morrison's has the slowest page speed for online grocery order

20 May 2020by Paul Skeldon
With demand for online grocery deliveries soaring during recent months due to the COVID-19 pandemic, research undertaken by an SEO testing website has analysed the page loading speed of the UK’s top supermarkets. Online supermarket Amazon Fresh emerged as the quickest, with Morrison’s the slowest.
IndustryOperations and LogisticsTechnology
New government guidance issued for retailers ahead of non-essential store reopenings

New government guidance issued for retailers ahead of non-essential store reopenings

12 May 2020by Chloe Rigby
The Covid-19 secure guidance is designed to inform those retailers that are already permitted to operate, such as supermarkets, food shops and chemists, and those that run shops which are currently closed, such as fashion shops and other non-food stores, so that they can prepare their shops for reopening
CustomerDeliveryLocationOperations and Logistics

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