In-Depth Topics

Store brands can offer tasty and affordably priced items with a flair of their own

How retailers can leverage limited-time and exclusive offerings to generate excitement and tap into consumers’ fear of missing out

The deep-discount retailer, with its emphasis on high-quality private brands, low prices and convenience, could change the grocery landscape for many years to come

Supermarket chain’s ‘relentless pursuit’ of customer service includes the value it places on its own brands. It’s the reason Publix is our 2017 Retailer of the Year

As a group, Asian-Americans tend to purchase national brand products, but retailers willing to offer a high-quality store brand product for a great price could convince this group to switch.

Defense Commissary Agency deploys first private brands in 25-year history

That emphasis on calories plus a requirement to include “added sugars” could lead to expensive product reformulations

Despite stagnant growth, U.S. retailers of private brand feminine hygiene pads, panty liners and tampons have opportunities to grow category

Bundled displays, convenience-minded claims and more could keep store brands strong in over-the-counter remedies.

By placing vending machines or automat-style systems in convenient locations, stores can dispense their private brands or fresh and fresh-prepared products when and where customers want them

Store Brands looks back on some of the past year’s biggest news in private brands and the grocery, drug, mass and other key retail sectors.

Sustainability-conscious age group prioritizes convenience and ‘digital discovery’ but enjoys in-store experiences