This article is brought to you by Retail Technology Review: Checkpoint Systems' iS AutoPeg tag protecting Procter & Gamble Gillette razor blades at more than 3000 retail stores.
Checkpoint Systems, Inc., the global supplier of merchandise availability solutions for the retail industry, has announced that more than 3000 retail stores are now protecting P&G Gillette razor blades with its iS AutoPeg Tag.
The iS AutoPeg Tag was designed for razor blades and other high-risk items displayed on peg hooks. It snaps quickly and safely on single- or double-hole packaging and can be easily removed at point of sale for reuse.
The iS Autopeg Tag ensures that Gillette razor blades are in stock with customer-friendly availability so shoppers don't find empty shelves or need to ask store associates to help them make a purchase. In addition, because they are easy to remove at POS, shoppers experience a faster checkout. Moreover, iS Autopeg Tags are very space efficient, visually easy to examine for compliance, enable customers to easily read and touch the packaging, and offer an improved overall look and feel for the category.
According to Shawn Evans, Shave On Shelf Availability Leader, North America, for Procter & Gamble, "We worked with our retailers and Checkpoint to develop iS Autopeg Tags, which can be customized to fit on razor blade packaging so that blades are available and easily accessible to our customers in open displays. The iS AutoPeg Tag has proven to be highly effective at increasing on shelf availability and we are looking to expand to 7,000 – 10,000 retail stores by June 2016."
"We're excited to work with P&G and its retailers to ensure the on-shelf availability of their products, and simplify operational processes in stores," said Per Levin, President of Merchandise Availability Solutions, Checkpoint Systems. "The iS AutoPeg Tag is an innovative product protection solution, which is helping retailers sell more, lose less and simplify store operations."
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