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US Retail Embraces Disruptive Kiwi Tech, Records 10% of Retail Photo Print Market

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MEA celebrates 10-year anniversary and 10% market share.

Photo and retail specialist MEA today announced a new milestone with its capture of 10% of the US retail photo print market. The company's ad-tech and e-commerce solutions are disrupting the retail photo print industry, driving photo-lab growth and transporting customers into stores such as CVS and Walgreens.

Convenient phone apps, a growing gifting culture, and rising demand for personalized photo products are driving online photo print growth. The US retail photo print market is expected to reach $786 million this year, with over 4.2 billion 4x6" prints developed at stores.

MEA's 10% market share milestone coincides with the 10-year anniversary of its flagship photo print app Printicular. During that period, the company has focused on sustainable growth, solidifying its position as a leader in the field and is already connected to over 21,000 stores and photo labs in 11 countries.

MEA's solutions help photo and retail businesses grow.

The company has secured 10% of the US retail photo print market and 21,000 connected stores.

MEA's proprietary technologies and sustainable growth make it a stand-out in the tech sector.

"As MEA celebrates ten years of growth and success, our focus on sustainable growth and strategic technology investments has driven the company's achievements," said Bruce Seymour, Managing Director of USA at MEA. "We're thrilled to see the impact of our solutions on the retail photo print market."

For more information, get in touch at USA 203.599.1111, email [email protected], or visit https://www.meaphototech.com/ 

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