Consumer Insights

Retailers could find store brand opportunity in value-focused wine offerings geared toward women.

According to Packaged Facts, Latino's food-buying habits increasingly mirror those of American consumers overall, but retailers and other marketers must be aware of — and respond — to the differences.

New report from The NPD Group forecasts that the incidence of snack foods being consumed at main meals will grow 5 percent over the next five years.

Making an investment in this group is a wise long-term proposition, according to a new IRI publication.

Competition in the hair care value space is fierce. Instead of creating copycat products, retailers could do better by heavily sampling a unique product designed to fulfill a specific need.

Trend represents the convergence of consumers' desire for bolder flavors and globally inspired authentic preparations.

Build a brand with a higher purpose.

Women are still the primary household shoppers when it comes to food and essentials — do your store brand products speak to them?

With baby boomers numbering at 76 million and possessing tremendous buying power, retailers cannot afford to neglect them on the store brand side.

With store brands in growth mode in other key beauty care categories, the lip cosmetics segment could spell opportunity for retailers.

Store brands represent one of five critical ways today's brick-and-mortar retailers could differentiate themselves from the competition, according to the Willard Bishop food retail consultancy.

But in this "prolonged new normal," it is important for store brands to have a strong value proposition.