Colruyt Group’s Okay refurbishes and reopens Herenthout store Oct. 7 with assisted self-checkout

By Public Technologies
  • Colruyt Group will reopen its refurbished Okay Herenthout supermarket on Oct. 7, adding Assisted Self-Checkout to speed payments.
  • The 655 sq. meter store adds refrigerated display units as part of an upgrade to the chain’s latest store format.
  • Refit targets lower emissions via a refrigeration system designed to cut CO2 output by 90% versus conventional installations.
  • Site upgrades include 61 parking spaces, including two electric-vehicle charging points.


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