Dump Bin packaging, a popular display-and-storage format widely used by international brand stores for years, is prevalent in retailers like Sam's, Costco, Walmart, Lowe's, and Kmart. It refers to a large container (similar to a bucket or box) for displaying and storing bulk goods. 

Featured by large capacity, it serves both display and storage purposes, and is commonly used in supermarkets and malls to attract customers and boost sales. Its advantages include: 

① eye-catching visual impact from bulk displays; 

② stimulating impulsive purchases (especially for low-priced, daily-use items); 

③ space-saving via centralized placement; 

④ flexibility in placement and arrangement. 

Design considerations cover target audience alignment, product advantage highlighting, brand image consistency, striking visuals, rational space use, easy product identification, durable materials, convenient restocking, innovation, cost control, adaptability to sales environments, and clear display of product info, price and promotions. As a type of POD packaging, it’s often seen in warehouse-style international retailers (e.g., Sam's, Costco, Walmart, Kmart, Target, Lowe's, The Home Depot, Walgreens, Price Smart), with a warehouse-like display style compared to ordinary domestic supermarkets.