Evian Is Featuring New Nomad Rack
Dannon Water of North America recently turned to Display Technologies, College Point, NY, to develop a unique merchandising tool for its promotional line of Nomad bottles of Evian Water.
The Evian Nomad Rack features a curved profile that resembles the contour and colors of the new Nomad promotional bottle. The wire rack is white powder coated with peg hooks to hang the bottles. A colorful cardboard header that resembles the color and shape of the unique blue bottle top attaches to the top of the floorstand.
The wire rack has an impressive pack-out of 64 24-ounce Evian bottles. It also accommodates .75 liter bottles.
The versatile Evian Nomad Wire Rack is available for distribution to a broad range of retailers, including supermarkets, convenience stores, health spas and gyms.
Budweiser Debuts Bud One Motion Sign
Budweiser is using this Bud One Blimp to help link brand awareness to the blimp seen at major sporting events. With hovering motion and blinking LED’s, the replica simulates the real-life blimp.
The vacuum formed pre-screened blimp replica is made using vacuum formed metallized bright silver, silk screened logo decal, LED’s, battery pack and a 120 volt motion motor.
The motion sign replica is an attention-grabbing way to link to the Bud One blimp, indoors and outdoors, on-premise and off.
The Budweiser Bud One Motion Sign was produced by Everbrite, Greenfield, WI.
Miller Runs St. Patrick’s Day Promos
With an on- and off-premise promotion that kicks off this St. Patrick’s Day, Miller Lite and Miller Genuine Draft are making that important retail connection between great times and great-tasting beers.
“This year, St. Patrick’s Day falls on a Saturday, which allows for a full weekend of celebrations, particularly in the on-premise,” said Joe Jones, Brand Promotion Director. “With these promotional materials, retailers can take full advantage of the St. Patrick’s holiday season to drive awareness and create additional sales opportunities.”
On-premise materials include banners, pennants, table tents, satin flags, streamers, wall decorations and danglers featuring a variety of Irish themes. A “hidden message” wristband enables on-premise retailers to feature special promotional giveaways at parties. Off-premise display materials include display cards, case cards and cutouts.
Pepsi Launches Dole Line Of Single-Serve Juices
Pepsi-Cola Co. has introduced Dole single-serve juices.
The non-carbonated, caffeine-free, single-serve Dole line includes nine natural fruit flavors. Dole single-serve juices are geared toward a broad range of active consumers looking for a great-tasting, better-for-you refreshment beverage.
Introductory marketing support includes outdoor advertising and in-store merchandising materials inviting consumers to “chug a fruit.”
Tesco Supermarkets Creates New Potato Crisps Display
U.K. supermarket retailer Tesco is showing potato crisps to the best advantage in these highly successful display units made of sheet of Eastman Chemical Co.’s Spectar copolyester.
The see-through displays are so popular that 4,000 units have been placed in Tesco stores throughout Britain, and work is underway to extend the units to accommodate larger bags of crisps.
Benchmark Fabrications, Herts, England, used sheet of Spectar copolyester to produce the displays because it’s tough, lends itself to secondary fabrication techniques such as punching and can be cold-formed.
Storck P.O.P. Displays Offer New Peanut Riesen
Storck USA has introduced Peanut Riesen, a long-lasting peanut caramel with peanut pieces covered in milk chocolate. Like Riesen, Peanut Riesen is individually wrapped in bite size pieces and offers consumers a long-lasting flavor. Expanding on the success of Riesen, a chocolate caramel wrapped in semi-sweet chocolate, Peanut Riesen fulfills an existing demand in the confectionary category: peanut caramel and milk chocolate combined.
Storck USA’s promotional support includes television advertising, national FSI’s, retailer sampling programs and 48 count floor and counter P.O.P. displays.
Golden Books & Pillsbury Run ‘Peter Cottontail’ Promo
Golden Books Family Entertainment (GBFE) and Pillsbury are celebrating the 30th anniversary of Peter Cottontail with an in-store campaign. Consumers will have two ways to gain savings on Golden Books and Pillsbury products this Easter.
A coupon featured on an eye-catching Peter Cottaintail-themed GBFE display will enable shoppers to instantly save $1.00 off the purchase of Pillsbury Refrigerated Shape Cookies when they buy any two GBFE Easter book titles. Additionally, a coupon will be inserted within 100,000 GBFE Here Comes Peter Cottontail videos. Consumers will be able to save $1.00 off the purchase of any Golden Book title when they buy two Pillsbury Shape Cookies.
GBFE’s p.o.s. display features a giant Peter Cottontail plush header displayed above an oversized Easter basket. The basket houses all of GBFE Easter titles and Peter Cottontail plush.
General Foods International Coffee Tower
The General Foods International Coffee (GFIC) “Discover The Flavors” Tower was established by Kraft Foods as a new way to bring the brand “experience” into stores.” The Tower system combines breakthrough national advertising creative carrying strong emotional appeal with interactive, consumer promotion elements.
The Tower is constructed of injection molded Three Sided trays that revolve on a steel tubular column set into an injection molded base. The display also contains corrugated vertical side panels and a corrugated crown header that are both finished with 4/color litho mounted to the corrugated and die cut to final size. The 30-case Tower features GFIC’s four most popular flavors and also holds full-color GFIC product brochures and a new richer, creamier recipe to deliver added value.
The GFIC “Discover The Flavors” Tower was produced by New Dimensions Research Corporation, Melville, NY.
Slim Jim & MTV To Grant Spring Break Fantasy
Slim Jim has partnered with MTV to conduct a Spring Break Sweepstakes offering a chance to win a VIP trip for two to MTV Spring Break 2001 including hotel accommodations, round-trip airfare and an MTV Goody Bag. In addition, 500 instant winners will receive Slim Jim “Eat-Me!” T-shirts.
Slim Jim point-of-sale displays encourage consumers to enter the Spring Break Sweepstakes.
“Slim Jim, MTV, the sun, the sand, miles of fresh flesh..what could be better?” said Shannon Wright, Brand Manager for Slim Jim, a product of GoodMark Foods, Inc., Raleigh, NC.
Chapstick Gravity Feed Display Boosts Impulse Sales
Whitehall-Robins is using this gravity feed display at WalMart stores to promote sales of its Chapsticks.
The gravity feed display trays are refillable and reusable. The display helps act as an advertising medium through the use of large, colorful and impactful graphics. The gravity feed design creates a much bigger billboard area for graphics creating a better overall look and appeal.
The Gravity Feed display helped increase sales of Chapstick significantly over one year ago at WalMart stores. It was created by Oxford Innovations, Division of Tim-Bar Corporation, New Oxford, PA.
Frozen Foods & Breakfasts On The Go Gaining Popularity
This year, 10% of our evening meals include frozen entrees; by contrast, only 7% include items taken home from restaurants or other establishments, according to the 15th Annual Report on Eating Patterns in America, conducted by The NPD Group, a Port Washington, NY-based marketing information firm. The figure represents an 18% growth rate for frozen foods consumed at at-home suppers since 1995.
Harry Balzer, NPD V.P., Food Consulting, said “The latest reports suggest that more new products will be introduced as many food marketers shift their thinking from ‘packaged foods’ to ‘packaged meals.’”
The trend dovetails with another key NPD finding that for the most part, Americans want to eat supper in their own home. Nearly three out of four evening meals are eaten at home. Two thirds of all evening meals are prepared there as well. The report also reveals that the percentage of evening meals that Americans eat out is the same as it was 15 years ago.
More Americans though are eating breakfast on the go than ever before. Last year, more than one out of five Americans ate breakfast away from home or skipped it. On-the-go and skipped meals accounted for 21% of all breakfasts last year, compared to 17% in the early ‘90s. People of all ages are skipping breakfast more than they did years ago. Children 6-12 and young adults 18-34 lead this trend.
One of the key drivers for this trend is the increasing popularity of foods that are easy to eat and transport, such as yogurt, breakfast snack bars and bagels. Breakfast snack bars are now part of 6% of all carried breakfasts, twice as many as in 1990. “Meal preparation time will always be a key issue at breakfast,” said Arnie Schwartz, V.P., National Eating Trends at The NPD Group. “Marketers who take advantage of this need for convenience will benefit.”
Eating And Food Buying Trends For 2001
Dianne Keeler Bruce of DKB Consulting has issued her annual report on food buying trends. These include: The Tao Of Tea: Tea is not just for drinking. Its flavor can be found in sauces and sorbets, marinades, broths and smoked foods. One Size Does Not Fit All: A staple like milk can range from fat-free to goat’s milk. One of the greatest choices Americans have, and love, is convenience. More people will utilize chefs at home, for small dinner parties or to cook meals for the week. New Centurions: We all won’t live to be 100, but the aging population represents a huge market. The number of single person households has grown the most, with projected increases of 26% through 2010. As the population ages, needs arise, from low-salt and low-fat to added calcium or vitamins. Opposites Attract: People seek fat-free while craving indulgences. A case in point—Unilever bought both Slim Fast and Ben & Jerry’s.
The Low-Income U.S. Food Consumer
The low-income U.S. food consumer is a brand champion at retail and should be a major focus of food and beverage manufacturers, according to a new study by strategic consulting firm Promar International, Alexandria, VA. “The shift to foodservice options by higher-income Americans has done more than re-shape the dining out and delivery landscape,” said Margaux Locklear, Promar Analyst. “It has also placed more retail influence in the hands of low-income consumers who are placing familiar and often premium brands in their shopping cart alongside their budget choices.”
“The low-income food consumer (which Promar defines as roughly 115 million consumers whose incomes fall below $40,000 for a family of four) is much more likely to be eating at home, and considerably more discerning than they are given credit for,” said Locklear. Consequently, Promar believes that greater attention to this group’s needs will, for many companies, be more rewarding than the pursuit of smaller and more unpredictable niche markets.
Children Are In Charge At Mealtime
Children around the world are eating what they want to eat rather than what they’re told to eat, and enjoying their food far more than their parents and grandparents ever did, according to a new study from the Sodexho Research Institute, Gaithersburg, MD. U.S. children in particular spend less time eating than ever before, as leisurely family dinners give way to convenience-oriented meals that fit in with today’s on-the-run family lifestyles.
The study also found that from a very young age, girls and boys display very different eating habits. Girls eat twice as many fruits and vegetables as boys, who consume three times more meat and starches. Among other key findings: Girls and young women spend approximately half as much money as boys and young men on food purchases; young women, on average, take 2.5 items for lunch while young men take 3.8 items. Researchers found that boys and young men tend to look for good tasting, high-energy foods and continue to enjoy the social rituals traditionally associated with meal times. By comparison, girls and young women seek simple, natural foods that can be consumed efficiently.
Soft Drink Sales Increased .5% In 2000
Carbonated soft drink sales increased 0.5% in the U.S. in 2000, based on statistics released from Beverage Marketing Corp. Per capita consumption fell for the second year in a row after several decades of unabated growth. Per capita consumption dipped to 55.7 gallons in 2000 from 55.9 gallons per person in 1999.
Diet soft drinks grew 0.9%, while regular soft drinks grew 0.3%. Flavored soft drinks, such as orange and root beer, grew faster than colas.
“Higher prices, an aging population and heightened competition from non-carbonated beverages have contributed to slower growth for carbonated soft drinks in the last two years,” said Michael Bellas, Chairman, Beverage Marketing Corp.
General Mills Launches Harmony For Women
General Mills has launched Harmony cereal developed to meet women’s nutritional needs. One serving of low-fat Harmony cereal contains nutrients women need to stay healthy including calcium, antioxidants, iron and folic acid. It is also made with soy.
Colgate Introduces Kids Actibrush Toothbrush
Colgate-Palmolive is introducing Colgate Actibrush Bzzz for kids. This battery-powered toothbrush is designed to deliver a superior clean and make brushing fun for kids ages 8 to 12.
Replacement Packs offer color refill brushes to coordinate with all designs.
Kimberly-Clark Introduces Cottonelle Fresh Rollwipes
Kimberly-Clark has launched Cottonelle Fresh Rollwipes, dispersible, pre-moistened wipes on a roll, delivering the cleaning and freshening of pre-moistened wipes with the convenience and disposability of toilet paper.
Comprehensive marketing programs totaling over $40 million will support the introduction of Cottonelle Fresh Rollwipes, making it one of the most significant launches in the company’s history.
Hershey Foods Introduces Kit Kat And Heath Bites
Hershey Foods Corp. has launched Kit Kat and Heath Bites, capitalizing on America’s love of chocolate snacking. “Consumers love snacking,” said Tim Rea, Hershey Foods Marketing Manager. “And these two new flavor additions to the Bites family are just right for munching.”
New Kit Kat and Heath Bites join the growing Hershey’s Bites line of unwrapped, bite-sized pieces of chocolate candy.
Chicken Of The Sea Debuts New Tuna Salad Kit
Chicken of the Sea’s new Tuna Salad Kit contains all the pre-measured ingredients to make great tasting, fresh tuna salad including no-drain tuna in a vacuum-packed foil pouch, a blend of flavored mayonnaise or salad dressing and dry seasoning. Chicken of the Sea estimates that 75% of tuna purchases are used for making tuna salad.
Frieda’s Debuts Ready-To-Eat Soybeans
With the popularity of soy now in full swing, Frieda’s Inc. has introduced a new, more convenient way for consumers to add soy to their diets with the introduction of ready-to-eat soybeans. This 10 oz. tray of pre-shelled soybeans is much more convenient for adding to soups, salads and stir-frys as well as a quick out-of-hand snack. The pre-shelled soybeans have up to a 21-day shelf life.
Miller Genuine Draft Jet Tour Sweepstakes
With former Miss USA Ali Landry as official spokesmodel, Miller Brewing’s Genuine Draft beer is giving music fans the chance to party like rock stars, via private jet. “The Miller Genuine Draft Jet Tour is an ideal way for retailers to reach a key demographic group, and advance their sales,” said Joe Jones, Director of Brand Promotions.
A special element of the on-premise promotion is the MGD Limited Edition Jet Tour bottle. Consumers have the chance to win by removing the neck label from their MGD or MGD Light bottles. A Grand Prize trip will be given away on the MGD.com Web site once a week for four weeks. Displays featuring Ali Landry will be featured both on- and off-premise. Display kits include case cards, static stickers, danglers, banners, table tents, and streamers.
Anheuser-Busch Rolls Out New Cans Backed By POS Items
Anheuser-Busch is making Michelob and Michelob Light available in 16-oz. contoured cans. The new can design resembles the classic Michelob tear-drop bottle and will be sold in 12-packs and as singles.
A line of point-of-sale items will introduce the 16-oz. contoured can to consumers, and new secondary packaging will highlight the can’s innovative look.
Hawaiian Punch Launches Movie Promo
Hawaiian Punch has announced “Hawaiian Punch Takes You To The Movies” promotion, targeted at 12- to 15-year-old multicultural teens.
Teens can win free admission to a theater with “Movie Cash.” Other prizes include special feature film screenings complete with movie tickets, snacks, prizes and Hawaiian Punch. Special point-of-sale materials will grab teens’ attention.
New Dimensions Research Corporation, Melville, NY, will be showing this Herbal Actives Display which educates consumers at health food stores, where much folklore, but sometimes little real information prevails about product uses and effectivemess. The display creates order and claims floor space for the product line in a highly competitive environment. The display organizes Herbal Actives products from various minor shelf locations to one major endcap location. To learn more about this display, contact Jeff Mason, at POP Marketplace, Booth 7834; or call 631-694-1356.
Paul Flum Ideas, Inc., St. Louis, MO., will be showing this combination Pepsi Ice Barrel and Newspaper Showman, a perfect vehicle for cross merchandising with the local paper. The mini barrel holds cold beverages. Two flat shelves at the bottom can be used to stock additional papers, or a take home product. To learn more about this display, contact Maynard Johnson at POP Marketplace, Booth 7414; or call 314-423-9777.
Proprint Services Inc., Toronto, Canada will be showing its BASE WRAP - continuous rolls printed on card or poly stock. High quality flexo printing provides clear picture images to be printed without the lines of corrugate. The BASE WRAP can be printed in line for up to 8 colors. It’s excellent for indoor use around displays and is water resistant to avoid crumbling. To learn more about the Base Wrap Center, contact, Marc Salsky at POP Marketplace, Booth 8641; or call 888-776-7768.
Oxford Innovations, Division of Tim-Bar Corporation, New Oxford, PA, will be showing this Planters Displayable Can Pallet Display which requires no set-up at retail, other than attaching the riser card. The display is shoppable from three sides, allowing increased product visibility. The display was constructed of 200# B-Flute bleached white corrugated and features 2 and 3-color matched PMS colors in the direct printing process, with varnish coating. The litho riser is 4-color process plus 1 match PMS color with aqueous coating. To learn more about this display, contact Ted DeCello or Troy Little at POP Marketplace, Booth 7419; or call 717-624-3500.
IEE, Van Nuys, CA, will be showing this self-serve consumer price checker with advertising capability. ScanVue® provides a 5.5 inch diagonal AMLCD and an Omnidirectional Call IIA Scanner. It allows the customer to check a bar code for a price plus shows advertising messages. It provides customer convenience, improves production of store personnel and enhances product data collection to learn more about ScanVue, contact Michael Englehart at POP Marketplace, Booth 8732; or call 818-787-0311.
Smurfit-Stone Display Group, Sandston, Virginia, will be showing this Chapstick Floorstand Peg Unit which was created for K-Mart but can be adapted to a customer's needs or requirements. The display offers the flexibility to be a power-wing or floorstand based on store placement requirements. The display is a pre-pack made for easy set-up with product self-contained. The structure provides good product visibility with a graphic area sufficient to allow the customer to convey its message to consumers. To learn more about this display, contact Diana Campbell, POP Marketplace, Booth 7206; or call 804-226-9473.
Coastal Woodworks, Nobleboro, ME, will be showing this Nantucket Nectors Display, which was engineered to hold and show over 200 bottles. The unit was created and manufactured to Coastal Woodworks. To learn more about this display, contact Charles Agnew at POP Marketplace Booth 8647; or call 207-563-1072.
ADVIL COLD & SINUS. This display features a gravity feed PSQ (display tray) which is refillable/reusable. The unit stays up longer as see-through is not evident until it is completely empty. The billboard features more room for graphics, with turnkey set-up as the unit is light-weight and easy to handle. Created by Oxford Innovations, Division of Tim-Bar Corporation, 201 S. College Avenue, P.O. Box 189, New Oxford, PA 17350-0189. POPAI AWARD ENTRY.
BRUNO'S END AISLE MERCHANDISER. Bruno's Supermarkets agreed to provide Kellogg's with an end aisle position - and Kellogg's created a unit that would maximize this first ever out-of-category position for the brand in Bruno's. The clear Acrylic header has permanent Kellogg brand identification and the six graphic cards promote multi-brand and flavor to lead to impulse purchase. All shelves had a built in channel for insertion of price and promotional channel strips. Created by Visual Marketing Inc., 154 West Erie Street, Chicago, IL 60610. POPAI AWARD ENTRY.
GENERAL MILLS SNACK DISPLAY. This display is free standing and provides the opportunity to place product away from the snack aisle into a high-lighted position in other parts of the store. The display offers great versatility of placement by using two different heights, tall for grocery and short for convenience stores. Each of the side wing graphic panels are easily replaceable for promotional needs. Created by Gage In-Store Marketing, 10000 Highway 55, Minneapolis, MN 55441. POPAI AWARD ENTRY.
BIC BLOCKBUSTER BTS PALLET DISPLAY. This display utilizes many standard components, such as trays, base and dividers, maximizing versatility from promotion to promotion. Changing the graphics and header design produces a completely unique unit. Multiple slot locations in the trays, as well as different divider widths, create a tray versatile enough to handle virtually any stationery product mix. Created by Triangle Display Group, 601 East Erie Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19134. POPAI AWARD ENTRY.
DOVE NUTRIUM BAR SOAP GRAVITY FEED DISPLAY. With the expansion of the Dove Nutrium master brand into the bar soap category, Dove can capture new incremental sales. The innovative display gravity feeds product through four channels with the top portion covered with a graphic area and bottom portion covered with clear PVC, making the product visible. The display was developed with product packing in place for easy set-up at retail. Created by Advertising Display Company, 1200 Valley Brook Avenue, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071. POPAI AWARD ENTRY.
ENDLESS SUMMER LAUNCH PROGRAM. This display was designed to create consumer awareness of the Endless Summer product, which is the largest advancement in sunless product in many years. The unit was designed to establish brand awareness at retail and to communicate to consumers how the product works. The display was used in various classes of retail from mass merchandisers to drug and other chains. Created by Phoenix Display/International Paper, 33 Phoenix Drive, Thorofare, NJ 08086. POPAI AWARD ENTRY.
NATURAL ORGANICS 4' INLINE SYSTEM. This display unites all Natural Organics Nature's Plus Products in one location in the store. The system stimulates retailer purchase of additional product in order to obtain the merchandising components to stake out in-store space for the product line. The design produces a cost effective display that retrofits onto existing inline shelving and provides an in-store anchor for a national ad campaign in health food publications. Created by New Dimensions Research Corporation, 260 Spagnoli Road, Melville, New York 11747. POPAI AWARD ENTRY.
HORMEL FOODS MODULAR MEAT PRODUCTS TOWER. Hormel's strategy was to gain secondary placement outside of the refrigerated section, to gain impulse sales of the meat products items and build brand equity. The flexible display assembles in minutes with no hardware or tools required. The modular components slip-lock or snap together into place, providing unlimited product assortments. Created by Advertising Display Company, 1200 Valley Brook Avenue, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071. POPAI AWARD ENTRY.
BRITNEY SPEARS GOT MILK STANDEE. The two-sided Britney Spears Back To School Locker Poster Display is a full litho wrap. It had to be designed within the limitations of a 72" offset press. The solution was to make it a 2-piece unit with each half being glued together. The display sets up in less than three minutes and is under the UPS oversized limit, which saved thousands in distribution costs. Created by Meridian Display, 162 York Avenue E., St. Paul, MN 55117. POPAI AWARD ENTRY.
Coca-Cola Classic Counter Fitter Iceman
This ice barrel for Coca-Cola Classic, was designed specifically to fit right up against the Counter. It features a "No Lift" lid, which allows the retailer to maximize the space surrounding the cooler. The unique ice barrel is constructed of high impact styrene. The Coca-Cola Classic Counter Fitter Iceman was created by Paul Flum Ideas, Inc, 11100 Linpage Place, St. Louis, MO 63132.
Pepsi/Frito-Lay Millennium Merchandiser
This display was designed to cross merchandise in a new market for Pepsi/Frito-Lay products as part of Pepsi's overall "Power of One Initiative." The display had to look upscale and be accepted into all types of corporate cafeteria and food service environments. It also had to hold a significant amount of product. The display has helped open up a burgeoning retail channel by providing an impulse generating, cross merchandising vehicle in the food service industry, where fountain beverages traditionally took the majority of the market. The unit supplements fountain sales by providing a faster alternative to food service consumers. The Pepsi/Frito-Lay Millennium Merchandiser was created by New Dimensions Research Corporation, 260 Spagnoli Road, Melville, NY 11747.
Bain de Soleil Permanent Floorstand
Schering Plough Health Care Products wanted to develop a display program that integrated a consistent look across print advertising, brochure, trade ads and related consumer mediums. The display had to illustrate year round radiance, promote a leadership role in sunless and premium suncare and had to created a brand identity with luxurious personal appearance enhancing benefits. It also had to create a strong visual presence at retail. The display's size unique shape, mobility and cosmetic elegance made this a versatile display vehicle in both mass and merchandised department stores. Each display comes to the retailer assembled, set-up and packed with products as a near pack. The retailer needs to do nothing more than remove packing fillers, finish assembly and place in the display area, a total set-up time of less than 15 minutes. The Bain de Soleil Permanent Floorstand was created by Advertising Display Company, 1200 Valley Brook Avenue, Lyndhurst, New Jersey 07071.
Swisher Santa Fe Floor Display
Swisher required an effective way to promote its Santa Fe brand to West Coast markets. The display had to ship with the product and be easy for the retailer to assemble and stock. Swisher wanted to gain more brand exposure in convenience stores and tobacco retailers. The Santa Fe display has lent itself to an overall sales growth in the product's category. Swisher is one of the country's leading tobacco producers and the Santa Fe brand plays an important role in the corporation's positioning. The Swisher Santa Fe Floor Display was created by E-B Display Company, Inc. 1369 Sanders Avenue, P.O. Box 650, Massillon, OH 44648.
The Gambrinus Company Corona Inflatable Sea Plane
The Gambrinus Company needed an inflatable to be created in two sizes, 60" and 30" to allow for placement according to the space available. This exciting, colorful inflatable Sea Plane was produced and met the need for a high impact, eye-catching display. The Corona Inflatable Sea Plane, was created by Sterling Promotional Corp., 3010 Westchester Avenue, Purchase, NY 10577.
Nature's Herbs Revolving Floor Displays
These floor displays offer a complete Health Care Center in very little space. The fixtures are pre-packed with a large variety of herbal products and literature to provide an educated choice for shoppers. The shelves are Plano-O-Grammed for product using a vacuum formed shelf system. The merchandisers were engineered to assemble easily at retail, as they ship KD to save on freight costs. The Nature's Herbs Revolving Floor Displays were created by Ettinger Displays Inc., 63 Oser Avenue, Hauppauge, New York, NY 11788.
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