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  • Cheez-It Display

    Client: The Keebler Co., Elmhurst, Ill.
    Introduction: May 2002
    Number of displays: 1,000
    Construction/Materials: Tubing, wire, sheet metal, casters, four-color graphics
    Distribution: Supermarkets nationwide
    Comments: This permanent display converts from a larger, high-volume display to a more compact unit with a smaller footprint. The side hutches and shelves fold up into flat side panels to accommodate various retail requirements.
    P-O-P company: SMP Display & Design Group, Chattanooga, Tenn.
    Cheez-It Display
  • Crunch Time

    Salty and savory snack marketers tap merchandising synergies with other snack and beverage products to further the category's growth trend.
  • Cheez-It Floor Display

    Client: The Keebler Co., Elmhurst, Ill.
    Introduction: April 2002
    Number of displays: 2,650
    Distribution: Supermarkets nationwide
    Construction/Materials: Litho-mounted and direct-print corrugated
    Comments: Keebler promotes Cheez-It's association with NASCAR with these corrugated floor displays.
    P-O-P company: Smurfit-Stone Display Division, Adams, Wis.
    Cheez-It Floor Display
  • ConAgra's 'Talking Tub' Acts as Parkay Salesman on Dairy Case Shelves

    Audio displays tout the "Find the Talking Tub" consumer instant-win game.
  • Another Round From Miller

    Miller, Allied Domecq partner for malternative launches
  • Jacob's Creek Display

    Product: Wine
    Number of displays: 4,000 case cards, 7,700 shelf talkers
    P-O-P company: CCM, New York
    Distribution: Supermarkets, club stores, independent retailers
    Introduction: March, June 2002
    Duration: Temporary
    Construction: Corrugated
    Display set-up: Retail staff
    Recent promotions from Jacob's Creek included shelf talkers holding a booklet with a sweepstakes entry form to win a 10-day trip to the Australian Outback.
    Jacob's Creek Display
  • Now Showing...In a Store Near You

    In-store media networks place ads into stores with full retailer compliance. However, navigating the range of options and the patchwork of coverage remains a challenge.
  • Licensing Trends, 2002

    An overview of LIMA's annual state of the industry report
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