Lekkerland tests self-checkout kiosks
Convenience product wholesaler Lekkerland runs a pilot project with hospital operator Sana Kliniken to test self-checkout kiosks. These make it possible for shoppers to buy snacks, drinks and non-food products from small unmanned mini-shops in two Sana hospitals, where the cafeterias didn’t reopen after the lockdown.
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