Supermarket/Grocery

Client: Jim Beam Brands Co., Deerfield, Ill.
Distribution: Off-premise liquor stores as well as liquor departments of selected supermarkets
Size of Run: 5,100
Producer: Rapid Displays, Chicago
Division: Temporary, Beverages - Liquor
Objectives: Through innovative use of holiday and entertainment-themed graphics and structural design, the display is intended to attract consumer interest and increase sales during the holiday season.

Product: Slim Jim meat snacks
Number of displays: 5,000
P-O-P company: Rock-Tenn Alliance Group, Winston-Salem, N.C.
Distribution: Convenience stores and supermarkets
Introduction: September 1999
Duration: Temporary
Construction: Corrugated
Display set-up: Retail staff
Goodmark Foods' Slim Jim products were promoted this fall in a co-branded sweepstakes offer with 989 Studios' video games. The in-pack game cards were featured on a corrugated display.

Client: Schmidt-Cannon, Ontario, Calif.
Distribution: Supermarkets
Size of Run: 465
Producer: One Source Industries LLC., Laguna Hills, Calif.
Division: Temporary, Grocery and General Merchandise Products

Client: Legos Systems, Enfield, Conn.
Distribution: Supermarkets and drugstores
Size of Run: 3,000
Producer: Triangle Display Group, Philadelphia
Division: Temporary, Toys
Objectives: To gain access into new, underdeveloped market segments and non-traditional toy retailers. This display aimed at providing retailers with a dynamic aisle display to attract consumers' attention.

Client: Dugan, Valva, Contess, Morristown, N.J.
Distribution: Supermarkets and mass merchants
Size of Run: 1,000
Producer: Thomson-Leeds Company Inc., New York
Division: Temporary, Paper Goods and Soap

Client: Impact Confections, Roswell, N.M.
Distribution: Supermarkets, drugstores and mass merchants
Size of Run: 5,000
Producer: Oxford Innovations Division of Tim-Bar Corp., New Oxford, Pa.
Division: Temporary, Candy, Gum and Mints
Objectives: To create an in-store display that is unique, commands attention and ties in with the product concept to resemble a ladder. The display has generated awareness and visibility, which resulted in increased sales.

Product: "Backyard Football" CD-ROM game for kids
Number of displays: 2,000
P-O-P company: Graphic Finishers of America, St. Louis
Distribution: Mass merchants, specialty software retailers, toy stores and supermarkets
Introduction: November 1999
Duration: Temporary
Construction: Corrugated
Display set-up: In-house merchandising team and retail staff
This standee helped Humongous Entertainment penetrate the supermarket channel with its "Backyard Football" CD-ROM game for kids.

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