Going From Selling Private Labels To Creating A Private Brand
Once regarded as substandard, private label products have undergone an image overhaul. They now have a much more positive reputation: as budget-friendly alternatives to big-name brands, they don’t sacrifice quality and they foster repeat business.

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“I believe perception has changed,” says Mike Holland, sales manager for Brame Specialty Company, Durham, North Carolina. “Years ago, customers felt [private label products] had inferior ingredients and were of lesser quality. But the recession drove companies to be budget-conscious, and now there’s an acceptance of big-box retailers and their private offerings. That’s carried over to the commercial market, and customers don’t have the negative perception they once had.”
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