One Year Later: From Inefficient Shelves to a Low-Maintenance Beverage Section
Within one month of new product delivery, complaints related to pushers received by the customer dropped by 70% year-on-year; after three months, the three major issues of pushing jams, poor bottle adaptability, and rail rust were basically eliminated. The time store staff spent organizing the beverage section decreased from 3 hours to 30 minutes per day, representing an 83% efficiency improvement; now, one year into the cooperation, 35 new convenience store partnerships have been added, and the repurchase rate of beverage pushers has jumped from 35% to 72%.
“We used to stock 5 types of pushers for different beverage bottles, which made inventory management complicated, and employees often complained about heavy workloads due to frequent organization. Now one pusher fits all bottle types, and it hasn’t rusted even after a year of use in the refrigerated area. Your solution not only solves practical problems but also helps us reduce inventory and improve labor efficiency,” the customer’s procurement manager commented during the quarterly cooperation review meeting.
This is exactly the concept we have always adhered to: high-quality retail props are not just “usable”; they must fit every detail of store operations – from local bottle type adaptation to cold chain environment resistance, from installation efficiency optimization to long-term cost control – truly creating sustainable value for customers.