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  • Pepsi Premium Wood Showcase Display

    Client: PepsiCo, Saint Louis, MO
    Product(s) Promoted: Pepsi Innovation - 1-liter and 8 oz. cans
    Distribution: Schnucks (Midwest)
    Number of Stores: 105
    Production Run Quantity: 105
    Introduction: 3/17/09
    Intended Duration: 18 months
    Dimensions (H x W x D): 72" x 32" x 18"
    Weight: 85 lbs.
    Budget Category (U.S.): $201 - $250 (display only)
    Producer: Presence From Innovation LLC, Saint Louis, MO

    Design of the Times 2009 Contest Declaration

    Pepsi Premium Wood Showcase Display
  • Gatorade "G" Shelving System

    Client: Gatorade, Chicago, IL
    Product(s) Promoted: Gatorade
    Distribution: Supervalu
    Number of Stores: 1,200
    Production Run Quantity: 3,600
    Introduction: 3/12/09
    Intended Duration: 2yr +
    Dimensions (H x W x D): 72" x 48" x 22"
    Weight: 50 lbs.
    Budget Category (U.S.): $301 - $350 (display only)
    Producer: DisplayPlan LPDG, Chicago, IL

    Design of the Times 2009 Contest Declaration

    Gatorade "G" Shelving System
  • Powerade Pallet Wrap

    Client: The Coca-Cola Co., Atlanta, GA
    Product(s) Promoted: Powerade
    Distribution: Cub Foods Store
    Number of Stores: 300
    Production Run Quantity: 400
    Introduction: 3/1/09
    Intended Duration: 2 Months
    Dimensions (H x W x D): 12" x 28" x 1"
    Weight: 7 lbs.
    Budget Category (U.S.): $26 - $50 (display only)
    Producer: Diversified Label Images, Birmingham, AL

    Design of the Times 2009 Contest Declaration

    Powerade Pallet Wrap
  • Ziploc Containers Floor Display

    "This Ziploc Containers corrugated display confused me. Quite frankly, I couldn't figure out what those brown board pieces on the right were supposed to do and where the header was intended to go. The display itself worked fine at holding the containers, but as sell-down occurs, that header goes away -- a waste of resources and money.
    Ziploc Containers Floor Display
  • Oroweat Floorstand

    "This really isn't a display problem; it's a retail execution problem. The original Oroweat wooden unit is fine, solid and obviously in great shape to display baked goods. So good, in fact, that the retailer -- or perhaps the Bimbo Bakeries Thomas' English Muffins route man -- decided it was the perfect place for his "on special" products.
    Oroweat Floorstand
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