The fact that this tray prominently features an integral ceramic label holder definitely puts it in the domain of retail fixture as opposed to dish- or serving-ware. These tasty, healthful fruit treats, well positioned at the cashwrap, are offered as an alternative to the bakery goods just beyond and the main offering of Starbucks Coffee. But having worked grocery in harder times, I wonder if these “onesies” are fresh-harvested from a bunch, or loose ends from the box. “Waste not want not.“

To celebrate bananas browse…
“Banana Tree on Wheels“
“Banana Hook With Straight Entry“
“Selling One Banana Or the Bunch”
“Banana Tray with Label Holder”
“Banana Basket at the Cashwrap”
“Compostable Bags Recycle Retail“

For all Banana concepts in a Pinterest bunch see…
Banana Retailing

For more fun with fruit SEE…
“How to Keep Fashions Fresh“
“Luscious Balloon Watermelon“
“More Balloons as Produce Signs“
“Watermelons Sport QR Code“

To for less fun but more fixture SEE…
“Fencing Watermelon in the Produce Cooler”
“Cooler Door Lime Cross Sell“
“Lemon and Limes Shelf Managed”
“Genetically Modified Food Sales”
“Fencing the Produce Cooler“
“Dr. Richter’s Guide to Fresh Produce“

For other catchy Starbucks merchandising SEE
“No Peeking Until the Holidays.”

For single-point-of-attachment Basket Tags SEE…
“Basket Tag Baselines“
“Hang Tags in Vibrant Colors” and
“2012 Spring Colors for Tags.”

COMPARE to alternate twin-attachment designs…
“Hang Clips vs Split Rings“
“Tote vs Merchandising Bin“
“Best Dual Clips for Basket Tags?”

For fun with Basket Tags SEE
“Merchandise Name a Putoff.”

SEARCH “Bakery” or “Cashwrap” to search by location in the store, or SELECT “Grocery” from the Retail Cloud Menu for the broadest possible view.