Walmart confirms that what's happening with Sam's Club is true in the United States.

Walmart has officially confirmed that the changes Sam's Club is implementing in the United States are real and are part of a strategy to improve their customers' experience. For weeks, there had been talk about technological innovations, new offers, and improvements in the food area. Now, the parent company clears up doubts and assures that these new features will be extended to all stores in the country before the end of 2025.

One of the most important advancements is the line-free payment system. This system uses artificial intelligence and computer vision.

Members will be able to leave without going through a traditional checkout and will just take their products and go. It has already been tested in more than 120 pilot stores and promises to streamline the experience. Walmart assures that it will be available in all Sam's Club locations by the end of the year. This technology will reduce wait times and make shopping much more comfortable.

Sam's Club's renovation, confirmed

Additionally, Walmart confirmed that Sam's Club has renovated its food area and now offers whole pizzas to go. Previously, they were only sold by the slice inside the store. For greater convenience, the chain will implement curbside pickup, and customers will be able to pick up their order without getting out of the car.

This is designed for people with little time, as Sam's Café's hours have also been extended. Previously, it closed an hour before the store, and now it will be open during the entire business hours. Thus, shoppers can enjoy pretzels, ICEE drinks, and more regardless of the time.

Walmart also announced plans to remodel the nearly 600 current stores and open about 15 new ones each year. The goal is to adapt to new trends and improve the convenience and variety that customers expect. The remodeling will not only be physical but will also include technology to facilitate shopping and enhance the in-store experience.

The membership store market is becoming increasingly competitive. Costco has been leading the sector for years with solid offers and loyal customers. That's why Walmart is betting big on Sam's Club to not lose ground. Advanced technology, food improvements, and physical expansion are part of a strategy to attract more customers and strengthen the chain's position.

These actions show that Walmart wants Sam's Club to stand out in the U.S. market. The company seeks not only to keep its share but to grow and adapt to the demands of an increasingly demanding consumer accustomed to convenience.

The future of Sam's Club looks promising. The implementation of these improvements and a focus on speed and ease could change the way millions of people shop in bulk. Walmart has made it clear that it will support Sam's Club in this process.

With these confirmations, Sam's Club enters a new stage. A stage where technology, convenience, and variety will be key. The chain seeks not only to compete but to lead in innovation and service.