Quick Chek Moves Into the Fast Lane
In what’s being hailed as a first for the convenience industry, Quick Chek, a family-operated chain of c-stores throughout New Jersey and southern New York, is testing self-checkout lanes equipped with note and coin recycling capabilities at its Phillipsburg, N.J., location at 600 New Brunswick Ave.
The result of a partnership with Duluth, Ga.-based global technology provider NCR Corp., Quick Chek Fast Lanes began operating in the store Aug. 26, and are designed to enhance the retailer’s superior customer service abilities by offering customers a second purchasing option and the opportunity to speed up their checkout process during peak store periods.
“Along with being held in high regard for our wide array of fresh food products and famed fresh coffee program, Quick Chek customers also know us for the high level of personalized service we offer,” said Quick Chek VP of Technology Maria Fidelibus. “Our new Quick Chek Fast Lane pilot program is intended as an extension of that solid customer service offering.”
Whitehouse Station, N.J.-based Quick Chek operates 120 retail locations in New Jersey and southern New York, including 12 pharmacy stores and 23 locations with fuel.
- Nielsen Business Media
The result of a partnership with Duluth, Ga.-based global technology provider NCR Corp., Quick Chek Fast Lanes began operating in the store Aug. 26, and are designed to enhance the retailer’s superior customer service abilities by offering customers a second purchasing option and the opportunity to speed up their checkout process during peak store periods.
“Along with being held in high regard for our wide array of fresh food products and famed fresh coffee program, Quick Chek customers also know us for the high level of personalized service we offer,” said Quick Chek VP of Technology Maria Fidelibus. “Our new Quick Chek Fast Lane pilot program is intended as an extension of that solid customer service offering.”
Whitehouse Station, N.J.-based Quick Chek operates 120 retail locations in New Jersey and southern New York, including 12 pharmacy stores and 23 locations with fuel.
- Nielsen Business Media