Jan 23, 2019
Savor Now Offering Retro POP Materials

Savor Edibles & Fragrants has announced the introduction of its new, retro-inspired P.O.P. kits for retailers.

With the popularity of herbs and vegetables projected to continue again in 2019, and spring just eight weeks away, Savor has further expanded its set of retailer support tools to match its distinctive edibles and fragrants offerings.

Motivated by the retro-styles so prevalent in today’s world of fashion, music and even attitudes, Savor has developed a series of beautifully crafted, tin-style point-of-purchase signs with an urban aesthetic.

Plants in pots on sale at the local garden center.

With lines that are light on promotion and heavy on inspiration (“Grow what you eat. Eat what you grow.” and “It doesn’t get any more local than your backyard.”), Savor’s retro-merchandisers also carry an authentic scratch-and-dent façade to complete their appeal. And, as part of a retailer’s overall Savor display, these new signs help engage locavores looking to start their own gardening adventure.

Given the influx of new and younger gardeners over the past few years,” begins Nathan Keil, marketing manager at Pleasant View Gardens (mothership of the Savor brand), we wanted to provide retailers with some fresh new tools that appeal to that audience on a much more basic level. And when you combine our unique product line with our new signs and existing merchandisers, retailers have everything they need to build their customer base bigger than ever.”

Beyond the new retro-signage, Savor has developed several other merchandising tools to help retailers increase consumer traffic, sales and loyalty. These include bench tape and cards, end-cap signs, trolley cart signs, cart shelf strips, and packaging – all the way down to the plant tags, which contain recipes for consumers to try after successfully harvesting their Savor herbs and vegetables.

To learn more about Savor, please visit www.growyourownadventure.com, call 603.435.8361.




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