Summer Holidays

Violators used a QR code to link to the entry page and touted the sponsors: Coca-Cola Co., Clorox Co., Unilever, Mars Wrigley, Hershey Co. and Potatoes USA.

Recent retail news includes the arrival of back-to-school savings and the emergence of Prime Day competitors.

An endcap in Target used a “Gut Health with a Tropical Twist” message to plug a pineapple variety of the brand’s greens and superfoods powder.

An 88-foot dome, set up this month in Montreal first and then Toronto, will feature live DJ sets and 360-degree visuals of Mexico landscapes.

Loyalty members get "buy one, get one free" deals starting on Canada Day.

The U.K. supermarket chain recently rolled out specially designed "bays" to its self-service checkout areas to encourage impulse buying, particularly of health and beauty products.

AriZona Beverages has revived its fan-favorite Cherry Lime Rickey flavor, a 7-Eleven exclusive, 12 years after it initially launched.

Cost and flavor are the factors most important to consumers purchasing summer holiday food items, according to data from Breaktime Media.

ShopRite kicked off summer marketing ahead of Memorial Day with a “Fill the Grill” campaign.

The retailer's website has showcased several national sweepstakes with display ads and on brand pages.