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  • Mattel Toy Zone

    Product: Multiple toy brands
    Number of displays: 1,000
    P-O-P company: Jerry V. Johnson & Associates Inc., Burbank, Calif. (redesign, production coordination); General Container, Buena Park, Calif. (manufacturing)
    Distribution: Large supermarkets and drug stores
    Introduction: September 1994
    Duration: Temporary
    Construction: Multicolor printing on corrugated with extruded plastic pegs and die-cut header
    Mattel's new Toy Zone display draws customers to all of its sides, yet uses less space than traditional shippers.
    Mattel Toy Zone
  • American Greetings Seasonal

    Product: Seasonal greeting cards
    Number of displays: 2,000
    P-O-P company: United Displaycraft, Chicago
    Distribution: Mass merchants, supermarkets and drug stores
    Introduction: August 1994
    Duration: Permanent
    Construction: Tubular steel frame; wire grid wings and back
    American Greetings' Optimum Outpost, intended to boost sales of seasonal greeting cards, features a one-piece, tubular steel construction that can be folded down to less than 1 foot in depth.
    American Greetings Seasonal
  • Oral Logic Floorstand

    Product: Dentrust Toothbrushes
    Number of displays: 10,000
    P-O-P companies: Clegg Industries, Torrance, Calif. (voice module); Rapid Packing, Rapid City, S.D. (structure); Trojan Lithograph, Seattle (glossy face plate)
    Distribution: Mass merchants, supermarkets and drug stores
    Introduction: October 1994
    Duration: Promotional
    Construction: Corrugated (base); 24-point paperboard (header); voice module
    Oral Logic's tubular display for Dentrust is available in both standard and seasonal versions.
    Oral Logic Floorstand
  • Pond's Institute Interactive Display

    Client: Chesebrough-Pond's USA
    Product: Age Defying creams and lotions
    P-O-P company: Mechtronics Corp., Stamford, Conn.
    Distribution: Mass merchants and drug stores
    Construction: Styrene; acrylic; metal; vacuum-forming; injection molding; heat bending
    Introduction: July 1994
    The Pond's Institute display, with its lighted panels and sound chip, can be modified for future products.
    Pond's Institute Interactive Display
  • Hershey's Nuggets

    Product: Hershey Nuggets
    Number of displays: 75,000
    P-O-P companies: Mid-Atlantic Packaging, Montgomeryville, Pa.
    Distribution: Supermarkets, drug stores, mass merchants and convenience stores
    Introduction: August 1994
    Duration: Temporary
    Construction: Corrugated with four-color-process litho header
    The introduction of three flavors of Hershey's Nuggets, a line extension of its Hershey's Milk Chocolate, Milk Chocolate With Almonds and Cookies 'n' Mint brands, was handled with a corrugated floorstand.
    Hershey's Nuggets
  • Quickie Manufacturing Corp. Brooms and Mops

    Product: Home cleaning instruments
    P-O-P company: McLean Packaging Corp., Philadelphia
    Distribution: Home centers, supermarkets, drug stores
    Introduction: May 1994
    Duration: Promotional
    Construction: Corrugated
    Corrugated displays have been developed for several of Quickie's products, including the Web Duster, center.
    Quickie Manufacturing Corp. Brooms and Mops
  • Freeman Cosmetic Beautiful Bath

    Product: Beautiful Bath
    Number of displays: 3,500
    P-O-P companies: Henschel-Steinau, Englewood, N.J. (structure); Plastic Concepts, Huntington Beach, Calif. (trays); Packaging Spectrum, Los Angeles (header card)
    Distribution: Drug stores, mass merchants and supermarkets
    Introduction: September 1994
    Duration: Permanent
    Construction: High-impact styrene
    Freeman Cosmetic Corp. has introduced its Beautiful Bath display, a two-sided tower that holds 240 packages of botanical bath gels and oils.
    Freeman Cosmetic Beautiful Bath
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