A better snack for crunch time floor display

By Shenzhen Topwon Group Co.,Ltd

Jan 24, 2024

If you’re aiming to boost the appeal of your “Crunch Time” floor display with healthy and satisfying snacks that deliver a great crunch, consider these dynamic options and strategies:

Nuts and Seeds: Showcase almonds, cashews, pistachios, pumpkin seeds, and sunflower seeds. They’re loaded with healthy fats and proteins and perfect for an energy boost.
Popcorn: Stock a variety of popcorn flavors, from classic butter to cheddar and caramel. Offer airpopped or lowcalorie versions for those counting calories.
Rice Cakes: Display an assortment of rice cakes. They are a lowfat crunch option that comes in diverse flavors.
Whole Grain Chips/Crackers: Feature chips and crackers made from nutrientdense whole grains like brown rice, quinoa, or whole wheat to provide a fiberrich snack.
Vegetable Chips: Introduce kale chips, sweet potato chips, beet chips, and more as wholesome alternatives to traditional snacking options.
Granola Bars/Bites: Select granola bars or bites that include whole nuts and seeds and keep added sugars at a minimum.
Dried Fruit: Offer apple chips or freezedried fruits for a chewy snack with a crisp edge.

To create an enticing and active “Crunch Time” floor display, apply these strategies:

paper cardboard floor display for food snacks

Create Dynamics: Utilize risers and shelves for a multilevel display that catches the eye.
Highlight with Signage: Use welldesigned signs to call attention to the crunchiness and health benefits of your snacks.
Ensure Easy Reach: Set up the display to allow customers to comfortably pick up products from any direction.
Encourage Sampling: If possible, let customers try samples to drive sales.
CrossPromote: Pair crunchy snacks with related items like dips or spreads to increase interest.
Run Promotions: Attract customers with special deals on your featured items.

Examples for Holiday Floor Display Crunch Time Schedule

Holiday	Description	Crunch Time Period	Key Tasks
Christmas	Period leading up to Christmas when retail stores prepare festive displays.	Early December	Stocking holiday items, setting up Christmas display, preparing sales promotions.
Valentine’s Day	Time before Valentine’s Day dedicated to setting up displays of gifts, chocolates, and cards.	Early February	Organizing gift sections, displaying themed products, increasing inventory of popular items.
Halloween	The weeks leading up to Halloween when stores focus on costumes and decorations.	Mid to late October	Setting up costume displays, arranging decor items, ensuring sufficient stock of candies.
Back to School	Time before the start of the academic year when retail spaces market school supplies.	Mid-to-late August	Creating displays for school supplies, promoting sales, stocking up on necessary items.

Keep your display clean, wellstocked, and check for freshness. Timing is key—capitalize on peak times like late afternoons and early evenings when customers are hunting for a quick, satisfying bite.