At DGS Retail, we take pride in helping retailers bring their brand visions to life through thoughtfully designed display solutions. One of our latest collaborations was with Chamberlin’s Natural Market, a beloved natural and organic grocery destination committed to creating warm, inviting shopping environments for their customers. We recently outfitted several Chamberlin’s locations with a suite of our handcrafted wood and steel store fixtures, combining form, function, and a deep a

At Josephine’s Italian Market, tradition meets innovation. Nestled in the heart of Brandon, FL, this beloved specialty market is known for its authentic Italian fare, warm hospitality, and an atmosphere that instantly transports you to the Old Country. Recently, the market partnered with DGS Retail to enhance their merchandising strategy by investing in produce display tables and store equipment designed for versatility, durability, and visual appeal. A Fresh Look for Fresh Produce To bet

Food Garden Market is a grocery store located in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. Opened in late November 2019, the supermarket specializes in providing a premium quality selection of organic and natural foods. It offers a variety of services, including a butcher shop, fish market, juice bar, beer garden, and bakery. It also sells prepared foods, including sandwiches and pizza, while also offering a salad station. A Store Design That Fits the Space When Food Garden Market b

Based in Cabazon, California,  Hadley Fruit Orchards is a landmark roadside specialty food retailer. They sell nuts, dried fruit, bread, dates, and more. The store has operated since the 1930s, originally in Pasadena before setting up shop in Cabazon. Located just off Interstate 10, the store was owned by the Hadley family before being sold to the Morongo Band of Mission Indians in July 1999. The store remains a one-stop shop for local families and travelers to this day. In 2016, the Morong

Even if you have the busiest grocery or convenience store, you will likely notice that some of your produce displays do not turn quickly. Various factors can cause this; for instance, you may have misallocated the space provided or you have too much space for the display. Although it may not raise an alarm when you deal with hard items such as potatoes, winter squash, watermelons, or onions, highly perishable items such as berries and tomatoes must be turned several times daily to keep them

Even though there are various styles and sizes of wet racks such as green or vegetable racks, they serve the same purpose of displaying produce in a refrigerated case. It is worth noting that most of them supply a misting system that keeps leafy greens and carrots fresh and hydrated. You should consider creating a space and budgeting for a wet rack or an ice bin. Orchard bins for produce can also accomplish the same thing as a refrigerated case at a fraction of the cost. They also take up m