Private label competition: the perspective of Swedish branded goods manufacturers

Retailing, Private Label and Global Competition

Global retailers define strategies coherent with local cultures and traditions, as also develop products centered on internationally diffused products. In this perspective, private labels become fundamental for such strategies as far as they contribute directly to store loyalty consolidation and indirectly, to retailers brand equity reinforcement. Moreover, private label products prove the reta...

A Comparison of the Sodium Content of Supermarket Private-Label and Branded Foods in Australia

Supermarket private-label products are perceived to be lower quality than their branded counterparts. Excess dietary sodium in foods contributes to high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease. Sodium concentrations in products are an important indicator of quality. We compared the sodium content of 15,680 supermarket private-label and branded products, available in four Australian supermarke...

What Can the Price Gap between Branded and Private Label Products Tell Us about Markups?

Public Supply of Private Goods

Public Provision of Private Goods

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