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Convenience Stores

  • Just Born Floorstand

    Client: Just Born Inc., Bethlehem, Pa.
    Introduction: January 2002
    Construction: Corrugate
    Distribution: Supermarkets, mass merchants, c-stores, drugstores
    P-O-P company: Impress Industries, Emmaus, Pa.
    Comments: This temporary floorstand features Hot Tamales, Mike & Ikes and Zours chewy candies.
    Just Born Floorstand
  • New Thoughts on Fresh Merchandising

    Frequently overlooked and often underused, the price label is perhaps the most critical part of the merchandising package in prompting shoppers to buy more than initially planned.
  • Cone Pop Candy Display

    Client: Flix Candy, Niles, Ill.
    Introduction: June 2002
    Number of displays: Several thousand
    Construction: Corrugate board with vacuum-formed plastic inserts
    Distribution: Mass merchants, supermarkets, drugstores, c-stores
    Comments: Flix Candy produced its own displays to introduce Cone Pop candy. The goal was for the displays to be inexpensive, eye-catching, clean and playful.
    Cone Pop Candy Display
  • Reese's Fast Break Candy Bar Display

    Client: Hershey Foods Corp., Hershey, Pa.
    Introduction: November 2001
    Number of displays: 32,500
    Construction: Five-color flexo printing on bleach white E-flute corrugate
    Distribution: Mass merchants, convenience stores
    P-O-P company: Triangle Display Group, Philadelphia
    Reese's Fast Break Candy Bar Display
  • Sweets Sales Get Sweeter

    Candy and gum products are gaining in-store visibility and stronger sales through creative packaging and P-O-P.
  • Peeps Floorstands

    Client: Just Born Inc., Bethlehem, Pa.
    Introduction: January 2003
    Construction: Corrugate
    Distribution: Supermarkets, mass merchants, c-stores, drugstores
    P-O-P company: Impress Industries, Emmaus, Pa.
    Comments: Kicking off the golden anniversary year for Peeps, new Pink Hearts will be in stores for Valentine's Day. Both displays were designed to draw attention to the products for the holiday.
    Peeps Floorstands
  • Venom Cooler Door Display

    Product: Venom Energy Drink
    Number of displays: 10,000 suction racks, 5,000 cooler door signs
    P-O-P companies: Display Technologies, College Point, N.Y. (suction racks); Mechtronics Corp., White Plains, N.Y. (cooler door signs)
    Distribution: C-stores and supermarkets nationwide
    Introduction: January 2002
    Duration: Permanent
    Construction: Injection-molded and vacuum-formed plastic
    Display set-up: Snapple distributors
    Distortion-printed cooler door signs helped Snapple create a buzz during the Venom product launch.
    Venom Cooler Door Display
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