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Friday, May 29, 2009
Battle of the Brands
Recently, the nation's two largest discount retailers unveiled new looks for their store brands. Not surprising--the economy is turning more consumers to "generic" brands, and retailers are getting much smarter about packaging and positioning their house lines. (Our contact at Cincinnati-based branding agency LPK recently told us they're taking the package-design work they've long done for P&G to grocery chains looking to freshen up their own goods.)
TheDieLine.com
has covered Walmart's Great Value packaging, while
BrandNew
has featured Target's Up and Up line. Both brands seemed to take a cue from
Publix
, whose phenomenally well-designed store goods revel in whitespace. (We'd argue that Publix does it much better.)
Take a look at the re-dos, then
share your impressions on the HOW Forum
.
Posted by Bryn
Industry News
Friday, May 29, 2009 3:42:46 PM (GMT Daylight Time, UTC+01:00)
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