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Store Brands Gain Acceptance and Momentum with Today’s Consumer

Monday, April 12th, 2010

Store brands, or private label products, have an unfortunate reputation for being “cheap.” In the past, associations with “generic” or poor quality have threatened private label manufacturers’ market share. However, recent online survey data from FGI Research suggests that consumers actually have confidence in store brands’ quality. As perceptions of store brand quality improve and economic challenges persist, 25% of consumers plan to buy more store brands than ever before. Quality market research will help manufacturers capitalize on that trend.

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