A pet supplies manufacturer recently approached us to create pallet displays for Costco. Because of our extensive experience working with Costco, Sam’s Club, BJ’s, and other warehouse clubs, we decided to share pallet display best practices so that your test run of 30-50 displays...
Retail Point-of-Purchase (POP) and Packaging Blog
From PDQs to Power Wings: Finding the Right Retail Display Type
July 31, 2019
Choosing the right display type is an important factor in the success of your campaign. In addition to identifying the display that creates the best showcase for your product, it’s critical to understand how each type of display fits into unique retailer requirements, preferences,...
Avoid These Common Test Order Mistakes
June 6, 2019
You’ve made it past the pitch phase and have been invited to submit a test order to a big-box retailer or warehouse club. Congratulations! A retailer recognizes the value of your product and is willing to take a chance on your campaign. That’s a...
Why Licensees Rely on TPH Global Solutions: 2 Examples
June 4, 2019
When your company’s reputation is built on upholding the standards of the world’s most recognizable brands, why would you partner with just any retail POP display and packaging company? Maybe your factory can supply low-cost packaging and displays, but what if you could partner...
How We Saved an Underwear Brand $40K on Retail POP Displays
April 5, 2018
One of our apparel licensee clients recently came to us with a big problem: they needed to get a shipment of 4,500 underwear half pallet displays to Walmart in three weeks, with product coming from their factories in China and India. And, as usual,...
Last-Minute Display Changes Are a Piece of Cake
January 22, 2018
At TPH Global, we treat every job like it’s our most important. But one of our favorites is the job that no one else can do as well – where our experience in bridging the specific needs of licensees with the very specific requirements...
How to Avoid Retail POP Display Shipping Damage & Rework
November 13, 2017
It would be presumptuous to say, “we’ve seen it all…” The “it” refers to the many ways a retail POP display program can be derailed by poor execution, shipping and handling damage, resulting in avoidable costs, lost profits and stress-inducing/mind-numbing rework. These preventable problems...