Retail Technology Innovation Hub (RTIH)
The Retail Technology Innovation Hub was established in 2017 by Scott Thompson, who used to be the Editor of Retail Systems. Since its inception, it has developed into a prominent news and information platform for the international retail technology sector.
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2 weeks ago |
retailtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler
Textile-to-textile recycling specialist Circ has shared plans to open what is pitched as the first industrial scale facility dedicated to recycling used polycotton textiles into new materials. Announced by President Emmanuel Macron at the 2025 Choose France Summit, the $500 million plant, based in Saint-Avold, will recycle 70,000 metric tonnes of post-consumer and post-industrial polycotton each year.
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2 weeks ago |
retailtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler
Speaking at Endless Aisle Live in London last week, Kasey Swithenbank, Head of Retail, UK & Ireland at Lush, explained why the British cosmetics retailer is investing in its stores and staff over digital innovations. As Lush celebrates its 30th anniversary this year, its range of products has increased so much it is now unable to keep its whole range in stock across all of its stores.
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2 weeks ago |
retailtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler
Speaking last week at Endless Aisle Live in London, British lifestyle and clothing retailer White Stuff shared how it has transformed its business since the Covid-19 pandemic. “Like a lot of brands, we faced an existential threat coming out of the pandemic,” said Steve Borg, Technology and Transformation Director at White Stuff.
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2 weeks ago |
retailtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler
At Endless Aisle Live, which took place in London last week, representatives from British sportswear retailer Footasylum and its private equity investor owner Aurelius Group shared how the company is embracing omnichannel. “We talk about change management, but this was really Footasylum starting over from scratch,” explained Richard Noon, Product Manager.
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3 weeks ago |
retailtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler
Australians can now earn Velocity Points on DoorDash deliveries of food, groceries and other essentials, helping them to earn flights, upgrades and travel experiences through the scheme. To mark the launch, new and existing DoorDash customers will receive 2,000 bonus Velocity Points when they link their Velocity Frequent Flyer number and place an order before 12th August 2025.
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