How much private label is changing retail is hinted at by Walmart’s redesigned SuperCenter near the company’s headquarters in Arkansas, the prototype for a national rollout this year of ...

Amazon.com Inc. has considered abandoning its private-label business as a peace offering to regulators, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Macy’s Inc. will launch its newest private-label brand next month. Arriving on Aug. 17, On 34th marks the first of four in-house brands that America’s biggest department store retailer plans ...

Amazon’s private-label business, with 243,000 products across 45 different house brands as of 2020, has been a source of controversy because it competes with other sellers on its platform.

Private label products are also a good deal for retailers. They don’t have to split sales with name brands. And they can give house brands the best shelf real estate, because they own the shelf.

The new private label brand, called Amazon Saver, is a “no-frills” brand with most items priced under $5. Prime members get an additional 10% off.

Nearly three-quarters of consumers surveyed believed they could recognize a private label when making a purchase, yet 72% ...

Amazon’s AMZN private-label business, with 243,000 products across 45 different house brands as of 2020, has been a source of controversy because it competes with other sellers on its platform.

Fort Collins, Colorado, Nov. 03, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- According to DataHorizzon Research, the Private Label Market size was valued at USD 742.1 Billion in 2022 and is expected to grow CAGR at ...

Private label brands account for around 1 percent of Amazon’s revenue. Popular products within the discontinued brands will be rebranded under the remaining house labels.

Private label sales have been on the rise for years, but a global cost of living crisis driven by soaring energy prices appears to be turbo-charging the trend. "Consumers are starting to be more ...

Amazon.com Inc has started reducing the number of items it sells under its own brands amid weak sales, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.