Allergy information labelling: how can supermarkets meet the needs of today’s allergy sufferers?
October 1 2007
Article by David Rogers, VP, ZBD Displays
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ZBD assesses epop carbon footprint
to help increase customer footfall
September 25 2007
Carbon management company to gauge environmental
benefits of wireless e-paper displays.
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Major retailer starts epop pilot
September 21 2007
A major retailer has started an e-paper label pilot in one of its stores to provide consumers with better information on purchases they make in the store.
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It's a CON-diment
September 4 2007
Last week, the media reported that the public may be being misled about salt content by unrealistic 'per serving' information on product labels.
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Taking action on in-store food hygiene standards
August 20 2007
Comment by David Rogers on Morrison's recent breach of food hygiene regulations
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Letter to Editors published in Retail Week
June 25 2007
Comment by David Rogers on Cadbury's recent breach of food hygiene regulations
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ZBD raises $20million to roll-out electronic paper to a global retail market
June 18 2007
Successful retail implementations and compelling return on investment secure funding for global commercialisation of electronic point of purchase solution
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ZBD epop, the key to the store of the future
May 14 2007
ZBD at Retail Solutions June 2007
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Episys and ZBD kick off at Wembley
May 14 2007
2007 European Labeling and Signage Convention
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ZBD launches epop at FMI Chicago
May 6 2007
www.fmi.org
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ZBD selected for Red Herring 100 Europe 2007
March 27 2007
Award recognises the 100 most promising companies driving the future of technology.
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ZBD raises $20million to roll-out electronic paper to a global retail market
March 23 2007
Successful retail implementations and compelling return on investment secure funding for global commercialisation of electronic point of purchase solution.
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Social conscience shapes shopping habits
February 19 2007
Food origin and ethical shopping top shoppers’ agenda says ZBD.
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Britain revealed as nation of fat fighters
January 29 2007
High fat content tops the no-go list for 77% of supermarket shoppers
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ZBD scoops Defence Exchange accolade
December 14 2006
Electronic point of purchase (epop) displays for retailers win Supply Management Innovation award
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ZBD trial set to transform second Tesco store
December 13 2006
epop displays enable dynamic pricing and efficiency savings on delicatessen counter
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ZBD partners with Fujitsu to drive retail revolution
December 4 2006
Partnership will enable epop inventor to meet commercial demand
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ZBD signs up global software partner for retail success
November 22 2006
Episys partnership will enable epop inventor to scale commercial production of shop floor solution
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Suffering shoppers seek clearer ingredient information
September 19 2006
Better labelling would improve shopping experience for up to one in five customers says ZBD.
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Food retailers urged to stop the rot
August 24 2006
Cutting down waste could add £40m to the bottom line of the average supermarket chain says ZBD.
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Healthy Brits count the cost of calories
August 7 2006
Consumer research from ZBD finds shoppers check wisely before they buy and spend more time in the aisles.
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Consumer confusion over food labelling reigns
June 26 2006
ZBD research highlights need for national standard for all UK supermarkets.
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ZBD helps stores get the most out of visual merchandising
19 June 2006
Top tips ensure customer convenience across the store translates into brand loyalty and additional revenues
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ZBD completes the high-tech picture on retail shop floor
6 June 2006
Successful trials with Tesco, Dixons and John Lewis drive development of epop solution, set to revolutionise the retail environment
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Retail pricing expert spots opportunity at 'retail's next big thing'
March 2006
David Rogers takes charge of ZBD's European sales and marketing on the back of trials with Tesco and John Lewis.
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