a cambridge supermarket has had a revamp - digital signage

Iceland is re-
After spending more than half a million dollars in full-scale renovations, it opens at Heston Road, Cambridge.
The supermarket is open tomorrow (October 21)
New storefront layout, new signboard and front, digital signage, faster and easier-to-
Using checkout is just something that has changed.
The store has also launched a new range of products, from frozen and refrigerated foods to fresh fruits and vegetables, food cabinet staples, and beer, wine and spirits.
The supermarket giant says it is also trying to improve working conditions for its employees.
Since the first new
Look Iceland opened in Clapham, London in October 2016, and nearly 30 stores across the UK have been renovated, while another 25 will be renovated in March 2018.
Neil Hayes, director of merchandise sales and format development in Iceland, said: "Every modified store we have opened so far has caused a real sensation and won praise from our old customers, attracted new shoppers who never wanted to try Iceland.
"The increase in the number of customers and sales will ultimately enable us to provide more work in the store, thus contributing to the local economy as a whole.
"It is only possible to do this size work if we close the store for a while, and I thank all the customers in Cambridge for their patience when the project is completed.
"I believe that when they experience the new store, they will feel that it is worth it, the new store has the same friendly faces to serve them, all the products they like plus some exciting new ones of course, we offer a unique free door-to-door delivery service for purchases over £ 20.