US EditionTesco trials giant trolley scales in Gateshead
- Shoppers at Tesco's Gateshead store have mixed feelings about the trial of giant trolley scales, with some comparing it to 'border control' and others finding it 'convenient' and 'faster'.
- Retail consultant Ged Futter commented that the scales are intended to reduce theft and noted that supermarkets must balance loss prevention with customer trust.
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