Items Tagged with "Private Label Packaging Design"
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By Todd MauteA private label brand portfolio can be one of a retailer’s most powerful marketing tools, helping to keep its merchandise mix fresh and relevant in a rapidly changing marketplace. When the brand portfolio is properly aligned with the store experience and other marketing messages,
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By Koen de JongMarket share for private label in the European market are still by far the highest in the world -- well over 35 percent in nine countries. Retailer consolidation resulted in fewer but more professional players and increased competition. Retailers there use their economies of scale to
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Sainsbury's is rebranding its core private label products under the new 'by Sainsbury's' banner.The revamp, which includes more than 6,500 products, began with frozen foods just before Christmas 2010 and will be completed by January 2013. Of the 6,500 products 65 percent will be either new or improv
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Sunflower Farmers Market unveiled a brand new logo, which will be used store wise and on it private label products.In fact, the grocery chain is complete redesigning it private label packaging as well, the company said in a statement. The redesign extends across a wide spectrum of Sunflower products
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Editor’s Note: This is Part Two of a two-part report from the Store Brands Decisions’ Packaging Design Roundtable. Last week’s report, “Challenges in Store Brands Packaging Design,” discussed how organizational structure, communications, brands consolidation and budget
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Editor’s Note: This is Part One of a two-part series from the Store Brands Decisions’ Packaging Design Roundtable. Next week’s report will focus on connecting with consumers on the shelf, engaging suppliers in the design process and workflow management solutions.From left to right:
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Eighteen awards were presented to retailers recognizing their outstanding achievement in product development, packaging design, consumer marketing and in-store merchandising at Store Brands Decisions’ inaugural Retailer Innovation Awards ceremony hosted this week.Kroger was recognized as Retai
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"The Future of Store Brands Packaging Design," released today and available for download, features 52 pages of information and analysis and 25 data charts based on exclusive primary research conducted by Store Brands Decisions.The research, sponsored by Group360 Worldwide, reveals three key fa
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Carrefour is redesigning the packaging and labeling of its private label products, making the company’s logo more prominent.It is also simplifying the names of its various product lines ––for example, “Carrefour Agir bio" will be replaced by "Carrefour bio" –– and
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With an eye toward improving the impact and value perception of its products, E-Mart, South Korea’s largest retailers recently rebranded and redesigned its private label products.E-Mart partnered with Anthem Worldwide for the redesign and re-launch of more than 5,000 SKUs, which centered on in
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For the better part of two years, Walmart has embraced social media marketing through Facebook, YouTube, its blog and consumer roundtables, and is extending it to other store brands such as Parent’s Choice.While the retail giant first dipped its store brands social media toe in the water last
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Eco-friendly cleaning-products company Method Products developed a brand new highly concentrated laundry detergent in a sturdy pump-style bottle, which it claims solves an array of shopper and environmental problems.
The detergent is eight-times more concentrated than others currently on the market
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Gone are the days of offering customers different types of foodservice packaging at different Whole Foods Markets across the country.
Under the leadership of branding and advertising agency Duffy & Partners, the retailer is unveiling a unified package design for its bakery products, soups, and
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By Patti Soldavini
To compete effectively against national brands for the consumer’s share of purse, retailers understand they must step up their store brands game. No longer are they hijacking national brand designs for their retail store brands. That was then.
Instead, they are emulating t
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Editor’s Note: This is Part 2 of a two-part news report on the Store Brands Packaging Design Benchmark Study conducted by Store Brands Decisions. Part 1, “Retailers Place Greater Focus on Store Brand Packaging Design,” discussed the increased use of specialized external resources t
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A Store Brands Decisions’ Exclusive Report: Consumer Insights on Store Brand Shopping, Part 2
Editor’s Note: This is second part of a two-part interview with Thom Blischok of Symphony IRI. Part 1 titled “Store Brands Purchase Decision Are Made at the Shelf, Not in the Home,&rdqu
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Author: Maureen AzzatoTags: iri,
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PLMA interviews Joe Angel, vice president and publisher of Packaging World magazine and looks at the changing relationship between private label and packaging suppliers. VIEW VIDEO
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Editor’s Note: This is Part 1 of a two-part news report on the Store Brands Packaging Design Benchmark Study conducted by Store Brands Decisions. Part 2 will examine the role of technology in the packaging design process as well as packaging design budgets and the diverse funding mechanisms us
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The industry’s first research study on retailer store brand packaging design practices has been completed by Store Brands Decisions. Thirty-six retailers responsible for $900 billion in sales, representing more than 58,000 stores participated in the landmark store brands packaging design
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With more than 250 locations in New York City and the surrounding boroughs, and dominant market share, Duane Reade wanted to deepen its relationship with customers and expand its store brand positioning.
The end result was the recent launch of DR Delish, a new line of premium foods, and the reposit
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Store Brands Decisions launched the industry’s first Packaging Design Benchmarking Study to help advance industry best practices in brand development and brand building, an area of growing importance to the industry.
For the first time ever, store brand management across the retail channels c
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Editor's Note: This is the first of a two-part report on the Store Brands Decisions Packaging and Design Roundtable held at the PLMA Show. Roundtable participants included Doug Palmer, A&P; Michael Kitz, OfficeMax, Wendy Sallak, Topco; Andy Johnson, united; Rob Wallace, Wallace Church; Maria Dub
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Author: Maureen AzzatoTags: a&p,
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