Add a New Bears Reason Concept: Private Label Trends Headline: (100 character max) Analysis: Cancel 0% agree 0 votes edit Consumers place trust in brand names Top Contributor: Shawn Woodhull | Last edited on 03/20/09 | Edit | History Consumers traditionally place trust (and consequently their money) in products from brand name manufacturers. Thus it can be difficult for relatively unknown and little marketed private labels to compete with brand name alternatives. (100 character max) Cancel

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