private label

"But private label has not been among our top concerns of late."

"The times are getting much more like they were in the 50's, when private label was very popular."

"There is a greater demand for private label than ever before."

Private labels now represent about 20 percent of the market.

Many retailers think they can get away with private label.

The private labels have seized 17 percent of the market.

"Private label is about 20 percent less to the retailer."

International trade with private labels continued to be expanded after the start of the 21st century.

They also produce many private label brands for other companies.

Private label sales have almost doubled in the last four years, to around 6 percent of the market.

It was a little more expensive than the private label stuff I bought.

What, then, can the consumer gain from a private label?

That might not sound like much, but the increase represented about $500 million in added private label sales.

If the stores didn't need the brands, private label would have taken over the world.

Many stores have added such private labels because they are more profitable.

In private labels, we've been a nice thing to talk about."

Most similar stores rarely have more than 20 percent of sales in private labels.

"There is a greater degree of difficulty in turning personal care into private label."

The available evidence shows that the private label looks like a better bet than the brand name.

Many companies (supermarkets are a good example) have private label products.

Only a few companies feel safe from private label encroachment.

The company entered the private label distribution market in the early 1970s and continues this business model to the current day.

Several private label wines were created to honor the memory of family members.

Why was there a market for these low quality private label securitizations?

The private label business was, and remains, a success.