Sainsbury's is trialling larger self-serve check-outs in two of its stores, complete with conveyor belts for customers to put their shopping on and areas to load their items into bags

SAINSBURY’S has provoked customer backlash after making a major change at one of its stores. One of the UK’s biggest retailers has added more self-service checkouts at its branch in

Sainsbury’s is trying out larger self-serve check-outs which feature conveyor belts for customers to put their shopping on and areas to load items into bags

Sainsbury’s is trialling larger self-checkout tills in place of human cashiers after its boss defended a drive to make stores “more efficient...

Sainsbury’s is piloting larger self-checkout tills as a replacement for human cashiers, following its CEO’s remarks about the need to make stores “more efficient.”

Sainsbury's is currently testing a giant hybrid till with a scanner on a moving conveyor belt, the supermarket giant has announced.

And it seems Sainsbury’s is considering introducing a few more big changes in its stores, as it’s trialling a new self-service checkout that would reduce its number of human cashiers. Sainsbury’s is testing out larger hybrid self-checkouts which feature conveyor belts as well as a bagging area.