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As stores across Europe begin to re-open their doors, retailers who have survived lockdown will need to navigate the uncertainty of the retail landscape and adapt to new market strategies for business to continue, urged Giorgio Vitale, Head of Business Development EMEA at B-Stock.

As the country prepares for the next phase of businesses reopening, the Independent Print Industry Association (IPIA) claims its members are one of the best placed to not only produce protective equipment like face visors, masks and sneeze screens but also develop further products and services to reduce spread of the Covid-19 virus.

Videojet Technologies, the coding, marking and printing solutions provider, has launched its new Videojet 1280 CIJ printer.

One World Express has been announced as a certified member of the WCA eCommerce network.

Sourcing Playground, the supplier discovery platform connecting retailers with verified and sustainable suppliers, has been awarded funding by Innovate UK to deliver an AI platform that will overhaul retail supply chains.

SATO Europe vows to support supply chain as demands on transport and logistics industry surges

Consumers are more conscious than ever about how their shopping habits affect the world at large.

Two months ago Occupi by Ocucon didn’t exist. In that time, the retail technology company has worked to enable retailers to comply with social distancing guidelines, while keeping their productivity high, and shoppers’ queuing times as low as possible.

DENSO WAVE EUROPE, part of the Toyota group and specialist for modern handhelds and scanners, has partnered up with software provider RFKeeper to help retailers become omni-channel providers.

LG Business Solutions USA doubled down on its commitment to LED display technology with more than three dozen indoor and outdoor LED Signage models that are claimed to be ideal for a diverse range of commercial applications including stores, restaurants, conference rooms, hotels, theaters, museums and more.

Parcel delivery firm DPD has announced 6,000 new UK jobs and a major infrastructure investment in response to the unprecedented boom in online shopping caused by Covid-19.