Müller, the yogurt, and dairy brand within the UK, is partnering with Navilens to make their products more accessible to blind and low vision consumers. Packaging is being refreshed to include a Navilens code which can be scanned with the Navilens mobile phone app from up to 12 time further away than a standard QR code, helping shoppers find the product and provide additional information, such as nutritional details.

RNIB worked with Kellogg's on the first trial of the Navilens technology on packaging back in 2021. Read more in Improving Shopping for the Visually Impaired, Tim Dixon (bbeb.com). It is great to see the technology to continue to be added to more brands and products within the UK.