Candy & Gum

The Clark Gum Co., Buffalo, N.Y., is hoping to gain secondary placement in stores with a new floorstand for its original teaberry gum and other varieties. The display, which measures 6 inches wide, 23 inches high and 9 inches deep, houses the company's seven different flavors of gum including teaberry, cinnamon, spearmint, fruit, tendermint, teaberry sugar free, and teaberry bubble gum. The corrugated program also includes a counter display with the same store-front graphics as the floorstand that holds four varieties of gum.
Producer: Armor Box Corp., Buffalo, N.Y.

Product: Bubble Tape Blasters bubble gum
P-O-P company: Ideal Box Co. (floorstand and open-stock display), Chicago; Commander Packaging (try-me and counter unit), Chicago
Distribution: Drugstores, supermarkets, mass merchants
Introduction: February 1997
Duration: Temporary
Construction: Corrugated
Amurol Confections is introducing its Bubble Tape Blasters gum with a rocket-like floorstand display.

Product: Bubble Tape Blasters bubble gum
P-O-P company: Ideal Box Co. (floorstand and open-stock display), Chicago; Commander Packaging (try-me and counter unit), Chicago
Distribution: Drugstores, supermarkets, mass merchants
Introduction: February 1997
Duration: Temporary
Construction: Corrugated
The try-me, gravity-feed display is a first time effort for Amurol Confections.

Ampro Industries Inc.
Amturf Kids Patch

Client: Warner Lambert
Product(s) Promoted: Cinnaburst gum
Producer: Grady McCauley
Location: North Canton, Ohio
Distribution: Supermarkets
Material/Process: 3M FloorMinders
Introduction: May 1996