​In the merchandise operation system of Sam's Club, the design style of palletized selling is not "one-size-fits-all". Following Style A, today we focus on Containment Trays, detailing the palletizing specifications for products such as cans, bottles, and boxes, to help suppliers accurately grasp compliance details.

In today's competitive retail landscape, strategic product placement is non-negotiable. Businesses need solutions that are not only visually compelling but also operationally superior. This is where the strategic business application of PDQ Pallet Displays becomes a critical component of successful in-store marketing and logistics.A PDQ (Pretty Darn Quick) Pallet Display is more than just a temporary stand; it is a versatile, high-impact tool designed to solve multiple business challenges across various industries. Let's explore the key commercial applications that make it an indispensable asset.

Design considerations cover target audience alignment, product advantage highlighting, brand image consistency, striking visuals, rational space use, easy product identification, durable materials, convenient restocking, innovation, cost control, adaptability to sales environments, and clear display of product info, price and promotions. As a type of POD packaging, it’s often seen in warehouse-style international retailers (e.g., Sam's, Costco, Walmart, Kmart, Target, Lowe's, The Home Depot, Walgreens, Price Smart), with a warehouse-like display style compared to ordinary domestic supermarkets.

A PDQ stackable display is a display tool for showcasing products quickly, where "PDQ" stands for "Product Display Quickly".

As a special display and packaging method, POD (Product on Display) has been widely used in warehouse-style stores in recent years. It places products directly on display at sales terminals. Its core is to showcase products as a whole via well-designed display plans, enabling intuitive and attractive presentation to boost exposure, sales and consumers’ purchase desire.