Dunnes Stores, Tesco Ireland and Aldi Ireland are partnering with Kwayga, a B2B supplier sourcing engine in the food and drink sector, to employ AI driven strategies enabling the accessibility of good quality products at sustainable prices.
Kwayga says that, with its AI data driven technology, buyers can cut sourcing times by 40% and increase the market visibility and trusted engagement for their buyers with potential new suppliers tenfold across Europe.
Mike McGrath, Kwayga CEO, says: “We’re thrilled to support Ireland’s leading supermarkets in their mission to offer unparalleled value and quality to their customers.”
“This collaboration underlines the power of technology to make a real difference in the lives of consumers, particularly in these challenging times. We’re proud to be part of this pioneering approach to retail.”
Martin Fitzgerald, Kwayga COO, says: “Our technology is designed to empower retailers to make informed decisions that benefit their customers. Our partnership with these supermarkets signifies a shared vision for a more efficient, sustainable, and consumer friendly future.”
RTIH Innovation Awards
Kwayga was shortlisted in the Supply Chain category at the 2023 RTIH Innovation Awards.
The winner (DPD UK) was announced at the 2023 RTIH Innovation Awards ceremony, which took place at the Barbican Centre in central London on Wednesday, 29th November.
The 2024 RTIH Innovation Awards are now open for entries. Click here for further details.
The awards celebrate global tech innovation in a fast moving omnichannel world.
This year, we’re bringing you three new categories: AI Innovation, Sustainable Retail Innovation, and Inclusive Technology Innovation.
Key 2024 dates
Friday, 25th October: Award entry deadline
Tuesday, 29th October: 2024 shortlist revealed
30th October-6th November: Judging days
Thursday, 21st November: Winners announced at the 2024 RTIH Innovation Awards ceremony, to be held at RIBA’s 66 Portland Place HQ.
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