Tesco is trialling new self-service checkouts for customers using trollies for shopping which offer more space at the tills
- The scheme is being tested by the supermarket giant at store in Braintree, Essex
- The checkouts provide more space for customers to fit their trollies in the aisle
- Self-service checkouts have previously mainly been used for basket of shopping
Tesco is trialling new self-service checkouts for customers using trollies for their shopping in a bid to provide more room at the tills.
The new-style checkouts offer more space for customers with a big grocery shop to fit their trollies in the aisle.
The idea is currently being tested at the supermarket giant’s store in Braintree in Essex.
Tesco is trialling new self-service checkouts for customers using trollies for their shopping in a bid to provide more room at the tills
The idea is currently being tested at the supermarket giant’s store in Braintree in Essex
A Tesco spokesperson said today: ‘We are currently trialling a new self-service checkout option in our Braintree store in Essex, with more space around the checkout for customers to fit trolleys and their bags when they are doing a bigger shop.’
Self-service checkouts were introduced at UK Tesco stores in 2003 and are mainly used by customers with a basket of shopping as there is currently limited space around them in most stores.