#private-label

#private-label

Grocers have rebranded and grown their portfolio of private label brands over the past several years to cater to consumers pressed by inflation, and it's paid off as the highest-earning shoppers make up an increasingly large share of the economy. Nowhere is this more true than Walmart, the leading grocer since 2019, which launched a new private label called Bettergoods in 2024 that includes products that are plant-based, organic, or gluten-free.

Keychain connects over 20,000 brands and retailers with 30,000 vetted manufacturers through AI-powered matching technology that eliminates these bottlenecks, turning product ideas into structured, searchable data that accelerates sourcing from months to days. The platform launched KeychainOS for manufacturers in February 2024, then immediately faced demand from retailers who needed the same end-to-end visibility for their private label programs- a signal that drove the company to develop Keychain360, a supply chain management platform designed specifically for retail private label operations.

Having its Berry Chantilly Cake and Little Debbies, too: Amazon, which bought Whole Foods in 2017, doesn't want to sully the chain's clean-living reputation, but it also doesn't want to miss out on Americans spending on groceries. So, it's experimenting with ways to introduce mass-market brands, like cordoning them off to their own special section.

FreshBrew - which runs six 500-pound Probat machines at its plant in Houston - said it "will secure ownership of multiple licenses, enabling the company to develop, produce and market coffee for major brands with established market presence." The company said the deal will complement its existing private-label business, expanding operations to produce approximately 150,000 pounds of coffee per day. The company also offers a broad range of packaging, tea, extracts and cold brewing solutions, in part through its recent $10 million manufacturing expansion.

Listen to the article 6 min this year It's based on connected TV, or CTV, referring to ads that are delivered through internet-connected televisions and streaming services. CTV tools allow the company to hone its messaging to a particular audience: those in certain regions, ZIP codes, or even to individual viewers, Skipper said. The company's goal was to use that knowledge to engage with and boost Sonoco's name recognition among key niche audiences, such as private label customers.

The "white" label here refers to the blank label that the reseller can customize with its own branding. In this case, all of the Kirkland products you find, from the tortilla chips to those super-cheap whiskies, aren't actually produced in-house by Costco. Its signature tortilla chips are most likely produced by Mission Foods, a company that specializes in Mexican food products.

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Sam's Club is introducing new, sustainable packaging for its Member's Mark seasoned rotisserie chicken, transitioning from a black, carbon-filled tray to a neutral sand-colored, recyclable material.