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One in five adults in the U.S. possess a disability, whether said disability affects one’s hands, neck, vision and so on. How can someone with arthritis open a small mascara tube, or twist up a deodorant stick? How can someone with low vision differentiate between two eyeshadow palettes of the same size and shape?
Brands need to pay just as much attention to updating their methods and supply chain as they do increasing the cost of products, ensuring they put their consumer first and foremost.
The launch of the first-ever Grind for Good blend will support the Girls Gotta Run Foundation, a nonprofit organization that empowers Ethiopian girls through the sport of running.
In this podcast episode, our conversation covers the state of private brands now, the challenges and the trends he’s seeing. He also provides insight on what private brands can do to win over the next generation of shoppers, Gen Z and reveals what retail category he thinks is the toughest to get right.
On Demand Today, retailers are reverting to the origins of private label by investing in developing unique and differentiated products that consumers love and packaging them in powerful brands that consumers want. Quality, consistency, creativity and innovation are back….history is repeating itself.