It solves a common problem for shoppers.
The belt will automatically move groceries down the lane, just like a traditional conveyor belt and employee scanning would. When the items get to the loading area a bagger will pack your products, according to Kroger's Jenifer Moore. Essentially, shoppers only do their own scanning. But just in case you need them, cashiers won't disappear.
Because many grocery stores are experiencing staffing shortages or rush hours that cause long wait times, it's good to have the option of self-service. That's not the only perk that Kroger has been rolling out lately, however.
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