Corrugated POP displays that ship flat
Point of purchase displays engineered to your structural spec, manufactured in Mexico and delivered knocked down to Texas.
Hispanic Retail Media (HRM) represents certified corrugated point of purchase display manufacturing in Mexico and ships the work flat and knocked down to your warehouse in Texas. Shipping knocked down protects freight cost on a product that is mostly air, and USMCA origin keeps the shipment duty free when origin is certified.
Capability
Freight is the hidden cost of a display program.
A built display is mostly air. Ship it assembled and you pay to move empty volume across the border, then pay again when units arrive crushed. Knocked down construction is how a national rollout stays inside budget.
HRM produces countertop units, shelf trays, floor displays and pallet skirts, printed to brand color and proofed remotely before the run. Production is certified to ISO 9001, SMETA and FSC, with 40 years of manufacturing behind it.
HRM is also building an in-store media network in the independent Hispanic channel, so a display program and its placement can be planned together.
Have a display spec? Talk to production. We reply within two business days.
Related glossary terms: Knocked-down display, Point-of-purchase (POP) display.
Common questions
- What does knocked down mean for a POP display?
- Knocked down means the display ships flat and is assembled at the store or warehouse. Because a built display is mostly empty volume, shipping it flat cuts freight cost sharply and reduces damage in transit, which matters on national rollouts.
- What can a corrugated display hold?
- Structure is engineered to the product weight and facing count you specify, from countertop units and shelf trays to full floor displays and pallet skirts. HRM builds to your structural spec and proofs graphics remotely before production.
- Can displays be produced for a Hispanic retail rollout?
- Yes. HRM is building in-store retail media in the independent Hispanic channel, so display production and in-store placement can be planned as one program rather than sourced from two unrelated vendors.
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