Lidl is currently in the process of trialling digital shelf labels across a select number of stores - as the budget supermarket endeavours to free-up time for employees who may have other duties to attend to.
Electronic shelf labels are currently in play across 30 of Lidl's stores, but a national rollout could come in the near future depending on the outcome.
The German-founded retailer hopes that the move will improve efficiency across the board - allowing supermarket employees to focus on other, more worthwhile tasks - while also allowing the company to be more environmentally friendly, with less paper waste according to The Grocer.
