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This sign was from that same baby food area, and I thought that it was interesting to stop and read all of the signs, as I did not know that this store was “certified organic” or what that really meant.

This photo depicts a display of a dog named "Mabel" who is featured. It has some basic information such as her age, hobbies, owners' names, and favorite Trader Joe's treat. There are other photos of pets underneath, with name tags that say "crew…

The design of the paper towels was particularly interesting to me. I don't normally see paper towels with appealing designs. These would likely look more attractive to have out in one's home, which may be why they appeal to consumers here.

The chalkboard sign is so eye-catching here. Also, in the top left corner of the display, there is the bunny from their children's challenge to find the bunny in the store.

The mural references both the availability of fresh produce as well as the good prices. It is also very colorful and eye-catching.

This sign helps the customer to reference the potential value and appeal of Trader Joe's signature products, focusing on the health and environment-conscious concerns that arise for customers.

I had never noticed this before, but they have a kids club station exclusively for members of Whole Foods where kids can grab a "healthy snack" and fresh fruit.