Non-Canadians seem to love the idea of having a No Name-style store with no brands and a wide selection of generic, ...

If you’ve been getting sticker shock at the grocery store every time you pick up your favorite name-brand foods, you may be considering switching to store-brand, generic or off-brand foods. New ...

We compared Aldi foods with the name-brand versions and found some dead ringers for far less. We also found a couple we would avoid at any price. Which Aldi Foods Taste Like Name Brands — and ...

As the name suggests, a store brand is a line of products made for and sold at a specific retailer, like Aldi, Costco, Kroger, Target, Trader Joe's, or Walmart, to name a few.

Grocers’ in-house brands – like Metro’s MRU-T Irresistible and Selection, Loblaw’s L-T No Name and President’s Choice, and Sobeys’ Compliments and Panache – tend to be priced lower ...

Private label’s adoption rate continues to soar as even the wealthiest consumers prioritize value, yet despite the uptick in ...

2. "Doritos. The store-brand ones are always awful. If I want Doritos, I only get the name brand." —scornedandhangry 3. "Eggo waffles. The store-brand version tastes like roof shingles." ...

This was actually my first time trying both the Post Honey Bunches of Oats and its generic alternative.. I picked up an 18-ounce box of the brand-name version for $4.93, or $0.27 an ounce. The ...

Prices for name-brand and store-brand products are up 3% compared with a year ago, which is "placing the bakery section on the high end of the food inflation range," according to the report.