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Facts Tagged With Private Label
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Supermarket and other private labels account for 5% of global energy drink sales
Global energy drinks market spurts ahead to $37 billion
66% of consumers believe that private label brands are usually extremely good value
Shopper Survey conducted by BrandSpark International of Over 50,000 Consumers Reveals Key Insights into the Minds of Today's American Shopper
By co-promoting the right combination of branded and store brand items will lead to have a bond with African American and Asian consumers
U.S. Store Brands Have Room to Grow | Nielsen Wire
National brands account for 78% of CPG unit sales in the US
U.S. Store Brands Have Room to Grow | Nielsen Wire
Lower-income consumers have a stronger commitment to store brands
U.S. Store Brands Have Room to Grow | Nielsen Wire
Younger generations are strongly committed to store brands and low prices
U.S. Store Brands Have Room to Grow | Nielsen Wire
40% of consumers claim to trust store brands from retailers if they have confidence in the brand equity
U.S. Store Brands Have Room to Grow | Nielsen Wire
Store brand unit share rise to 23.5% in 2011 an all time high in the post recession time
U.S. Store Brands Have Room to Grow | Nielsen Wire
In the U.S., private label sales increased 1.8 share points from 2007 to 2008 to reach a 22.3% market share
U.S. Store Brands Have Room to Grow | Nielsen Wire
Shoppers saved an average of 33.3% by filling their grocery baskets with the store brand versions of 40 essential household items and pantry staples over a 6-week period
Why Are Shoppers Buying More Store Brands? They Can Save 33%, New Price Study Shows
On average, store brands are priced 30.5% lower than national brands, but the average price gap varies widely across departments, from as low as 7% in fresh/perishable products to nearly 61% in beauty and personal care products
SymphonyIRI Group Releases Two New Reports Citing Strength of Store Brands and Determination of National Brand Manufacturers
80% of consumers believe store brand products are equal or superior to national brands in terms of quality, value and packaging
SymphonyIRI Group Releases Two New Reports Citing Strength of Store Brands and Determination of National Brand Manufacturers
70% of Millenial women perceive store brands to be of excellent quality
Why 'Millennials' Are Impulse Shoppers