Retailers can expect to see a boost in private label chocolate and candy sales this Halloween season, according to a survey from the National Confectioners Association.
According to a survey from Reach3 Insights, over 75% of Americans are purchasing more private label products to due rising costs, with many saying that they are the same as national brand products.
After two years of strong growth, monthly figures from the National Retail Federation show a decline that is expected to continue through the end of 2022.
New research from FMI--The Food Industry Association reveals that shoppers are altering habits to control spending, which includes purchasing more private label products.
Research from newly-merged IRI and The NPD Group shows that consumers are continuing to opt for at-home meals and foodservice options instead of dining at restaurants.