If you haven’t seen them yet you soon will. New pricing technology, called digital shelf labels, will be implemented in 2,300 stores during 2026 according to a Walmart press release. A company representative stated “This represents a significant shift in how store associates manage pricing, inventory, order fulfillment and customer interactions, ensuring our customers enjoy an even better shopping experience.”
Walmart stores have over 120,000 products on shelves, each with an individual price tag. Every week stores support thousands of pricing updates for new items, Rollbacks and markdowns.
Digital shelf labels, developed by Vusion Group, will allow update prices at the shelf using a mobile app, reducing the need to walk around the store to change paper tags by hand and giving more time to support customers in the store, according to their press release.
There are three Walmart centers within Foley, Gulf Shores and Orange Beach. The transition to digital shelf labels in over 2,300 stores nationwide is expected to be complete before the end of the year.
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