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  • Sesame Street Pasta

    Product: American Home Food Products Sesame Street canned and microwave pasta
    Number of displays: 1,000
    P-O-P companies: Focus Marketing Inc. (design), East Norwalk, Conn.; Manufactured Corrugated Box Co. (manufacture), Maspeth, N.Y.
    Distribution: Supermarkets, convenience stores, drug stores, warehouse clubs and mass merchants
    Introduction: June 1994
    Duration: Semipermanent
    Construction: Multicolor corrugated
    Sesame Street Pasta
  • Innova Pure Water

    Product: Clearwater Choice water filter system
    Number of displays: 2,000
    P-O-P company: Micon Industries, Clearwater, Fla.
    Distribution: Supermarkets
    Introduction: June 1994
    Duration: Temporary
    Construction: Corrugated
    Innova's corrugated display has trays that expand from 18 inches to 25 inches wide. The display can accommodate a variety of co-packing promotions.
    Innova Pure Water
  • Wiz Technology Software Kiosk

    Product: Computer shareware
    Number of displays: 3,000
    P-O-P company: Commander Packaging, Orange, Calif.
    Distribution: Mass merchants, supermarkets, chain drug stores and toy stores
    Introduction: May 1994
    Duration: Semipermanent
    Construction: Corrugated with plastic pockets
    The $5.99 Computer Software Store kiosk holds 480 disks covering a variety of educational and entertainment programs. The TV monitor plays a narrative video highlighting nine types of programs in the line.
    Wiz Technology Software Kiosk
  • Reese's NutRageous Trial-Size

    Product: Hershey Chocolate USA NutRageous trial-size candy bars
    Number of displays: 100,000
    P-O-P company: Markson Rosenthal & Co., Englewood, N.J.
    Distribution: Drug stores, mass merchants, supermarkets and convenience stores
    Introduction: February 1994
    Duration: Temporary
    Construction: Preprinted linerboard laminated to corrugated
    Hershey's introduction of its Reese's NutRageous candy bar was met at retail with a freestanding display that can easily attach to a power wing or sit on a countertop.
    Reese's NutRageous Trial-Size
  • Live Newscenter

    Client: San Francisco Newspaper Agency
    Producer: A.G. Industries
    Category: Motion, Light or Sound: Floorstand
    Comments: This multimedia electronic newsstand, designed for supermarkets and mass merchants, can carry 10 different newspapers in its rotationally molded polypropylene bins. The header displays advertisements in two ways: as rear-lighted transparencies or as messages on a high-quality LED sign. The newsstand is equipped with a custom receiver, so it can update LED messages with late news.
    Live Newscenter
  • Piemonte Foods Focaccia

    Product: Focaccia bread
    Number of displays: 2,000
    P-O-P company: CDA Industries South, Atlanta
    Distribution: Supermarkets
    Introduction: September 1993
    Duration: Permanent
    Construction: Wire tubing, Coroplast (headers)
    Piemonte Foods' new Focaccia spinner rack features five-color header boards that can be interchanged with others later on, plus angled corners for additional collateral material.
    Piemonte Foods Focaccia
  • Fuji QuickSnap Disposable Cameras

    Products: QuickSnap Plus disposable cameras, Super G Film, T-120 videocassettes
    P-O-P company: Maglione & Associates, Little Falls, N.J.
    Distribution: Camera stores, mass merchants, drug chains, supermarkets
    Introduction: January 1994
    Duration: Semipermanent
    Construction: Corrugated coated with an aqueous varnish
    Fuji developed the three-product tower unit, because more and more retailers were requesting a way to sell several products in one location of the store, explains a Fuji spokesman.
    Fuji QuickSnap Disposable Cameras
  • Campbell Nancy Kerrigan Standee

    Product: Canned soup
    Number of displays: 3,000
    P-O-P company: Phoenix Display & Packaging Corp., West Deptford, N.J.
    Distribution: Supermarkets
    Introduction: January 1994
    Duration: Temporary
    Construction: Corrugated
    "We're having a little bit of trouble keeping [the standee] in the stores," says a Campbell's spokesman. "People want to take them home."
    Campbell Nancy Kerrigan Standee
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