Store Brands Quadruple National Brands in First Half 2025
Dollar sales for store brands grew four times faster than those for national brands in the first-half of 2025, according to just-released six-month data from Circana. Maureen Donoghue shares the first look at PLMA’s exclusive Circana data. Find out where store brands are edging out national brands. Hear about the steady advancement of store brands and which departments are growing the fastest.
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Store Brands Quadruple National Brands in First Half 2025

Dollar sales for store brands grew four times faster than those for national brands in the first-half of 2025, according to just-released six-month data from Circana. Maureen Donoghue shares the first look at PLMA’s exclusive Circana data. Find out where store brands are edging out national brands. Hear about the steady advancement of store brands and which departments are growing the fastest.
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Annual Private Label Trade Show

"Store Brands Marketplace: PLMA's 2025 Private Label Trade Show" is the ultimate B2B event for empowering the retail industry, featuring thousands of products under one roof. November 16-18. For more information contact info@plma.com.
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Experience the 'Store Brands Marketplace'

PLMA’s 2025 Private Label Trade Show - Nov. 16-18 in Chicago - is the largest CPG event of its kind, featuring new and innovative food and nonfood products and packaging from around the globe. This year’s show is appropriately themed “Store Brands Marketplace.” Find out why in this special pre-show report from Jodi Daley.
The Evolving Tariff Landscape

In 2025, businesses have been on the receiving end of a rollercoaster of tariff policy changes. As the rulemaking evolves, what can be done today to future-proof businesses from the impacts of tariffs? This webinar will cover a variety of practical operational changes that can be made today, and longer-term adjustments that can be implemented over time to mitigate the risks of tariff volatility. Click here for the full webinar.

Small Formats are Big News

Evolving consumer shopping habits have prompted certain retailers to modify their store formats. Among other advantages, stores with a smaller footprint meet shopper demand for quicker, more frequent shopping visits; a wider selection of fresh products and a more personalized experience. What’s more, they carry lower overhead costs. Plus, they enable retailers to enter new markets. McMillanDoolittle has conducted research on small-concept initiatives, including those at Whole Foods Market, Sprouts Farmers Market and BJ’s Wholesale Club. Amanda Lai, Director of Food Industry Practice at McMillanDoolitle, speaks with Carol Angrisani about the results