% of Revenue from Private Label Goods (Store Brand)
Aldi: 90%
Trader Joe's: 85%
Save-A-Lot: 60%
Dollar Tree: 30%
Kroger: 29%
Costco: 25%
Walgreens: 25%
CVS: 25%
Target: 24%
Walmart: 19%
Amazon: 1%
Aldi: 90%
Trader Joe's: 85%
Save-A-Lot: 60%
Dollar Tree: 30%
Kroger: 29%
Costco: 25%
Walgreens: 25%
CVS: 25%
Target: 24%
Walmart: 19%
Amazon: 1%
I wrote an article about Amazon, antitrust, and private label goods if you want to learn more: https://progressivepolicyinstitute.medium.com/amazon-antitrust-and-private-label-goods-bf8b8cc00e99
Another piece worth reading:
"Amazon is a boring retailer" by @benedictevans https://www.ben-evans.com/benedictevans/2019/7/26/amazon-as-experiment
"Amazon is a boring retailer" by @benedictevans https://www.ben-evans.com/benedictevans/2019/7/26/amazon-as-experiment
"Nielsen & Aldi announced a multi-year relationship that includes integrated analytics around shopper panel data"
"Kroger is looking to monetize the huge, rich stores of data amassed from its position as the nation’s largest supermarket company"
Alert the antitrust regulators!
"Kroger is looking to monetize the huge, rich stores of data amassed from its position as the nation’s largest supermarket company"
Alert the antitrust regulators!
I wrote a short blog post with my thoughts on the EU's antitrust case against Amazon: https://www.agglomerations.tech/amazonantitrust/
I also cite this great thread from @s8mb: https://twitter.com/s8mb/status/1326151957480878082