Guess the Slotting Fee if you can Several shelf management systems for small products have been documented, two for spices specifically. Now I feel driven to fill out this Blog’s documentation of related systems capturing alternatives. Here for your edification and enjoyment is a high-end, custom system dedicated to merchandising one brand manufacturer’s wares. It is gravity fed from the “bin” above with the bin front used as a billboard for each “flavor.” It is an absolutely impressive system that occupies a vast amount of retail space, but it somehow violates my expectations for spice shopping, and the billboards all clamor loudly for my attention.
For other Spices posts see…
“Shelf Manage Small Items”
“Shelf Manage Small Items Redux”
“C-Channel Itself Creates Shelf-Edge Tray”
SEARCH “Spice” or visit the links above for other systems, some much simpler and more effective in my judgement. However if I was a retailer demanding “slotting fees” this would be a real money maker. The aisle billboard advertising value alone must be bookoo bucks.
For unusual gravity feed posts see…
“Gravity Feed to Rear Not To Front”
“Store Self-Dispenses T-Shirts“
“Roller-Assisted Gravity Feed”
“Gravity Sledges for Gift Cards”
“No Crush Gravity Feed for Pillows”
“Gravity Feed for Pencils”
“Productstop Sloped Not Straight”
“Allure of Gravity Feed for Pillows”
“Display Hooks Are Rails for Rolling Pins”
“Downswept Specialty Hook for Partyware Gravity Feed”
“Guess the Slotting Fee for Gravity Feed”
”Top-load Lipstick Auto Feed“
“Burt’s Bees via Gravity Feed“
“Auto Feed Sanitizer Wipe Rack“
“Hide ‘N Seek Label Strip in Gravity Feed”
“Traditional Wood Bread Rack Features Gravity Feed“
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