At least the “shocker sale” signs are gone…
But wait, there’s more! Heading inside the Horn Lake Schnucks Kroger, a perhaps more notable update here (seeing as how a ClickList addition isn’t much of anything special these days, what with how much Kroger has been pushing the program’s implementation lately) is that the natural foods section in the back left corner of the store has, sadly, been disbanded :( This development is even older than the ClickList news, considering I’ve already mentioned it before, back in October of last year when I did a stour of this location (and even then, that linked photo was taken a few months prior, dating this news back to July 2017!). So in short, this isn’t really much of an update at all, and I guess I must have just wanted to upload another photo of the area to show how the natural foods disbanding looked now that it was completed :P
Of particular interest here, note that the refrigerated cases formerly located along the wall on the left of the shot are conspicuously missing. l_dawg’s theory is that those were repurposed in the new ClickList staging area, which sounds like a great use of resources to me!
Natural foods items are now spread throughout the aisles in this store, located next to their regular-foods counterparts (albeit specially designated with green-colored aisle marker placards and gooseneck signs) as opposed to being located in one designated section. Now, I don’t shop natural foods, so I can’t quite answer this… but still, I can’t be the only one who thinks a designated section is better, right?
(c) 2018 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
At least the “shocker sale” signs are gone…
But wait, there’s more! Heading inside the Horn Lake Schnucks Kroger, a perhaps more notable update here (seeing as how a ClickList addition isn’t much of anything special these days, what with how much Kroger has been pushing the program’s implementation lately) is that the natural foods section in the back left corner of the store has, sadly, been disbanded :( This development is even older than the ClickList news, considering I’ve already mentioned it before, back in October of last year when I did a stour of this location (and even then, that linked photo was taken a few months prior, dating this news back to July 2017!). So in short, this isn’t really much of an update at all, and I guess I must have just wanted to upload another photo of the area to show how the natural foods disbanding looked now that it was completed :P
Of particular interest here, note that the refrigerated cases formerly located along the wall on the left of the shot are conspicuously missing. l_dawg’s theory is that those were repurposed in the new ClickList staging area, which sounds like a great use of resources to me!
Natural foods items are now spread throughout the aisles in this store, located next to their regular-foods counterparts (albeit specially designated with green-colored aisle marker placards and gooseneck signs) as opposed to being located in one designated section. Now, I don’t shop natural foods, so I can’t quite answer this… but still, I can’t be the only one who thinks a designated section is better, right?
(c) 2018 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)