Coverage
All of North America, from one production network.
America’s Tag & Sign Department, wherever your stores are: every U.S. state, plus Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean — executed 24/7 from a strategically positioned footprint. A single-store pilot and a national reset run on the same system, at the same accuracy.
The footprint
One production network. Every store you run.
A strategically positioned production footprint puts a single-store pilot and a nationwide reset on the same system — same speed, same accuracy, wherever the stores sit on the map.
One footprint, every scale
A single-store pilot to a national reset,
on the same system.
Start with one store or roll out a continent. Nothing underneath you changes as you grow — the platform, the data spine and the production network stay the same. Only the store count moves.
How a rollout works
Prove it locally.
Then scale it without rebuilding.
Most programs follow the same path — small, then wide. Because every stage runs on one network, what works in the pilot is exactly what ships nationally.
1 · Local test
Start with one store or one banner. We map your SKUs and execution model, then put accurate signage on the shelf so you can verify the result in your own aisles.
2 · Regional
Expand to a region. The same data spine and production network now feed dozens or hundreds of stores — print, print-and-ship, or ESL, in whatever mix each location runs.
3 · National
Roll out across the continent. Centralized print-and-ship sets arrive sorted, sequenced and store-ready, so a 3,000-store reset lands the same way in every store — 24/7, coast to coast.
Coverage FAQ
The questions ops teams ask first.
Where does Pangea CDS provide coverage?
All of North America. We execute shelf-edge communication across every U.S. state — coast to coast — plus Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean, supported 24/7 from one production network anchored by a Memphis, Tennessee hub and a Gardena, California office.
How many stores can a single program cover?
From a single-store pilot to chains of 3,000 stores and up. The platform and workflow stay the same at every size — only the store count changes — so a local test and a national reset run on the same system.
Can you handle a local pilot and a national rollout on the same system?
Yes. A pilot, a regional banner and a nationwide reset all run off the same data spine and production network. Start with one store or region and scale to a continent — no re-onboarding, no rebuilt workflow.
What are typical lead times for a national reset?
It depends on store count, SKU volume and model, but print-and-ship sets arrive sorted, sequenced and store-ready so the shelf work is hang-and-go. In-store and in-aisle printing put production at the location, so an approved change can reach the shelf the same day.
Is production really available 24/7?
Yes. The network runs 24/7 across every North American time zone, so daily and weekly price changes — the cadence grocery actually runs — get produced and deployed on schedule, wherever the stores are.
“Wherever the stores are on the map, the shelf edge is right.”
Let’s talk
Tell us where your stores are. We’ll show you how we’d cover them.
A short working session is enough to map your footprint — one store or three thousand, one region or all of North America. We’ll walk through the execution that fits.