Tesco set for major change at checkouts as it trials axe of traditional feature

Major change coming to supermarket checkouts — and Tesco is already trialling it

A major change is coming to checkouts soon (Picture: Getty Images/Tetra images RF) For the last 50 years, whenever you’ve bought something in a store, a barcode will likely have been scanned at the checkout – whether it was at a supermarket or clothing store. However, all this could be set to change in the next few years, as retailers are going to be ditching ‘old-fashioned’ barcodes with lines and replacing them with modern square, pixel-based …

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It will soon no longer be useful to look for a euro coin to pick up his cart. This good old metal shopping cart, a faithful companion of Saturday mornings in the supermarket, probably lives its last months. Behind the scenes, the large distribution fine tunes a discreet but radical transformation: the circulation of the first connected trolleys, already in test in several Intermarket. The objective? Remove the passages in cash, reduce the queues…