Wonderful Pistachios plans retail display competition

Twenty winners will each receive a $500 prize, with the submission period open Feb. 19-26.

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The retailer display competition aims to celebrate the art of in-store displays while highlighting Wonderful Pistachios’ wide array of products in an eye-catching, fun and innovative way.
(Photo courtesy of Wonderful Pistachios)

Wonderful Pistachios says it will get crackin’ for World Pistachio Day with its 2025 Retailer Display Competition, inviting retailers to showcase their creativity and merchandising skills.

The competition aims to celebrate the art of in-store displays while highlighting Wonderful Pistachios’ array of products in an eye-catching, fun and innovative way, according to a news release.

Retailers will have from Feb. 19-26 to submit their entries. To participate, retailers must complete an entry form on Woobox, accessible via a QR code or directly at woobox.com/7cfgkc. They will need to upload two to three high-quality photos of their Wonderful Pistachios display, ensuring the products and branding are prominently featured. Displays can include creative signage and props but must be free of competing brands and materials, the release said.

The judging panel will evaluate entries based on the following criteria:

  • 50% creativity — How bold and out-of-the-box is the display? Does it embody the Wonderful Pistachios brand spirit?
  • 25% visual appeal — Is the display eye-catching and well-executed?
  • 25% product variety — Does the display showcase a wide variety of Wonderful Pistachios products?

Twenty winners will each receive a $500 prize, the release said. The prizes will be awarded to the employee who submitted the display on behalf of their store. Additionally, all participants will receive a small participation prize as a token of appreciation for their effort and creativity.

This competition is open to retailers across the U.S. and Canada, and all participants must be at least 18 years old. Each retail location is allowed to submit one entry only.

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