Bharti Stores in India Sell Wal-Mart's Private Label Brands

September 10, 2009

Bharti Retail has introduced eight Wal-Mart private labels into its supermarkets, making it the first time Wal-Mart's private label products -- including Great Value and George -- are being sold in stores not owned by the world's largest retailer.

Source: The Economic Times (India)

Keywords: bharti retail, business, companies, food and beverage, george, great value, grocery, industry, markets, mass, private label trends, store brand trends, wal-mart, walmart

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