Products Pick N Mix


HL Display +44 (0) 1279 20 10 70 www.hl­display.com


HL Display, the UK’s leading supplier of products and solutions for merchandising and in­store communications, has launched an innovative new flexible branding platform – FLEX Plus. FLEX Plus is a cost effective and versatile


branding platform that increases product visibility, reduces the time staff spend installing and maintaining displays and provides a long­term solution that adapts in line with changing instore campaigns. FLEX Plus is ready to install, it simply needs to be placed on shelf and fixed using magnets or tape.


Momentum Instore +44 (0) 161 486 7878 www.momentuminstore.com


Momentum Instore has launched an innovative new app to improve data capture instore and re­launched its Estate Management system, both of which will enable the business to meet the needs of its clients even more effectively. The app ­ which has been branded ‘Intouch’ –


Kudos


+44 (0) 1548 843586 www.kudos­software.co.uk


Bobath Wales is opening a new charity shop selling clothes and bric­a­brac and also furniture to boost funds for the therapy they give to children with cerebral palsy. With Kudos Charity Retail working well at their existing charity shops since 2010 the organisation was happy to invest in Kudos’ furniture round management software that integrates with Kudos Charity Retail. Kudos Pick­up & Deliver provides a straight­forward calendar


for the management of van pick­up and delivery bookings. It’s tailored for furniture reuse with in­built FRN standard weights and driver prompting to ask donors to sign up for Gift Aid if they’re not already registered with the charity.


Luxonic Lighting +44 (0) 1256 363090 www.luxonic.co.uk


Luxonic Lighting has provided the interior lighting controls and the back of house luminaires for Marks & Spencer’s flagship store in the North West. A leading UK manufacturer in LED and interior luminaires, Luxonic has played a major part in lighting many M&S stores across the country. The retailer’s latest sustainable learning store in Cheshire Oaks, South Wirral, is the most carbon efficient M&S store to date, with a 35 percent reduction in carbon consumption in comparison with other stores of a similar size. Luxonic Lighting contributes to this through its own commitment to the environment and its goal of sustainability.


Pure


+44 (0) 115 947 6444 www.wearepure.net


Packaging design agency Pure has developed the brand name and packaging for new fruit based pouches Go Fru, ambient snack products that combine fruit with whole milk yogurt or fruit with coconut milk. Produced by Nature’s Finest, the range is aimed at children and


teens up to 14­years­old, with the enticing message to parents that kids can enjoy a snack with high fruit content and no artificial additives. Go Fru needed a bold and energetic look that would appeal to


children but make sense to parents. Creativity, fun, and seemingly limitless imagination made Pure the perfect partners for us to bring Go Fru to life.


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features cross platform technology that will enable Momentum Instore to gather large amounts of complex instore data quicker and more accurately for its clients. This, in addition to the company’s re­ launched Estate Management system – now branded ‘Insite’ – will ensure that Momentum Instore’s clients are better positioned to make fast, informed decisions about even the most complex instore campaigns and therefore maximise their return on investment from instore activity.


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