AF Blakemore has announced plans to run a pilot scheme in 31 of its stores from 22 May. The scheme is aimed at encouraging safe vape recycling, essential for responsible retailers. Head of trading, Jo Wrate, stated that the pilot will analyze customer behavior and recycling take-up rates, with stores providing recycling data every four weeks.
The retail giant’s store division, Blakemore Retail, owns 22% of the top 500 stores and represents 25% of the top 20 vape outlets in the United Kingdom, according to recent retail vape sales data.
“We are incredibly proud of our vape offering at AF Blakemore,” said Wrate. “Our dedication to excellence has enabled us to create a truly exceptional retail experience for vape enthusiasts by investing in responsible sourcing, stock management, and new product ranges, supported by high-impact gantries.”
The company’s investment has resulted in a clear indication of success, as the retail giant continues to provide its customers with top-of-the-line products and quality customer service.
To support this, AF Blakemore has invested heavily in its vape offerings, creating a proposition that delivers responsible sourcing, stock management, new product ranges and high-impact gantries. The success of this scheme has emerged as a clear indication of the company’s dedication to offering a top-tier retail experience for vape enthusiasts.
Through this pilot scheme, AF Blakemore demonstrates its continued commitment to delivering exceptional customer experiences and responsible environmental practices.
