Convenience Stores

Gatorade is gaining window space in c-stores with a sign that provides a clear view from the interior, but shows a colorful graphic from the exterior.

An O'Brien spokesman says retailers will probably use the snack display for up to eight weeks.

Michelob Golden Draft's convenience store endcap holds 40 to 70 cases of beer. It was designed to raise the product off the floor and to upgrade the brand's image at retail.

In designing the neon unit, Miller had three goals: keep the cost reasonable, the brand recognition strong and the thematic imagery flexible.

Quaker Oats is hoping its Michael Jordan standee will lead to slam-dunk sales of its Gatorade sports drink.

Injection-molded plastic (lid and tub); polyurethane insulation; polystyrene wrap (graphics); galvanized steel (sides)

A spinner rack for Tom's Foods' Great American nuts and candies holds a lot of product in a compact space and provides the option of using three or four shelves.

The new lottery sign is lighter and more useable, since it attaches to a window with suction cups. An earlier version had to be hung from the ceiling with chains.

Tongue Splashers add a burst of color to the teeth and tongue, much to the delight of kids and kids at heart. An equally colorful can catches consumers' attention at the point-of-purchase.

An aquarium-like dump bin is home to 100 Goldfish in appropriately shaped packaging.

Selling and storage of bulk candy is made attractive and easy with the use of a display that fits "everywhere and anywhere," an official says.

A popular product in c-stores and other channels of trade, Bubble Tapes still had some problems winning shelf space. Amurol created a dispenser that could be placed on a counter and takes up a minimum of space.