After Woolworths, Hanshow is going to test its smart cart at 2 French retailers

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The ESL supplier Hanshow is speeding up the marketing of its digital smart cart. Deployed in 10 Woolworths supermarkets in Australia, it will be tested at 2 French retailers in 2025.
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In Australia, Hanshow deployed 500 Smart Cart devices in 10 Woolworths supermarkets (turnover for the fiscall year to June 2024: US$44.9 billion, up 5.6%, including 11.7% online) between August 2024 and the end of March 2025. With 50 smart carts per store, the solution is present in less than 1% of the Australian retailer, which runs 1,111 stores and Metro.

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