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Justin Hamaker
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 - posted 01-19-2009 01:36 PM      Profile for Justin Hamaker   Author's Homepage   Email Justin Hamaker   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
quote: Monte L Fullmer
Can that company do company logo and design printing, or are they all preprinted with generic designs pertaining to popcorn and theatres?
I'm pretty sure they can do custom designs, but you have to buy large quantities. If you're buying for multiple locations, that's probably not a huge deal.

Their generic bag is just a colorful bag that says "Popcorn". They have different colors for the 46oz, 85oz, 130oz, and 170oz. This image shows the new design which is not shown on their web site.
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They also have an attractive kids tray that's a pretty good price.

[ 01-19-2009, 04:59 PM: Message edited by: Justin Hamaker ]

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Caleb Johnstone-Cowan
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We use that design of kids tray with our own branding, it is easy to assemble and pretty robust. Gives you something to do when it is slow on the stand.

Another option for sharing popcorn is to use pick 'n' mix boxes if you give them out. I don't do any ordering but would guess buying lots of one item that can do two jobs is more cost effective than less of two different items.

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Robert Crabtree
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Not only more cost effective, but also more resistant to running out of said item. Now that our S/M/L drinks use the same lids, I don't think we've ever run out.

As for sharing popcorn, we just give out the plastic trays that come with our kid's meal.

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Monte L Fullmer
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(Sorry in a late reply..) Thx Justin for this info. I'll pass it along to the superiors who's in charge in this department.

-Monte

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Caleb Johnstone-Cowan
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Robert, how do your drinks use the same lids? Longer cups?

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