Candy & Gum

A tie-in with Kay-Bee toy stores is promoted on Brach's Christmas Pick-A-Mix displays.

Advantage Life Products Smokers Choice gum and lozenges, packaged like cigarettes, have a non-addictive nicotine substitute.

Impulse buying is encouraged by a simple, glass-mounted gum display.

A redesigned fixture for Brown & Haley chocolates should help place the company's products in many more stores.

"Music, romance and nostalgia" were sentiments that Borden Candy Products tried to generate with juke box display and boxes that looked like records.

The first major in-store promotion for Andes Candies in May includes a corrugated tray shelf-extender that fits into price channels at secondary locations and holds as many as eight boxes of bite-size candies. Organizers holding 12 boxes will also be used.

Several Gummy Candies' creatures peer down from header on the modular display that includes packages of a variety of the company's products.

Packages of Life Savers Holes will slide down eight gravity-fed channels on this new clear plastic counter display.

"Gummy Invasion" display, including product containers, reaches retailers on a pallet.

Brightly colored floor standing display simulates flip-top package for stick bubble gum.

A position near check-out is preferred for this tall, thin, clear acrylic rack being used by Brach's Pick-A-Mix candies to penetrate convenience store market.

Small packages of repositioned snack candies fit in with company's other lines, especially the famous "Sampler," on the venerable "Yellow wall of Whitman's" six-shelf display.