PLMA: Private label extends unit sales lead in first half of 2026
Private label has outpaced national brands’ unit trend over the past five years, though store brands’ dollar share momentum has softened of late.
Private label has outpaced national brands’ unit trend over the past five years, though store brands’ dollar share momentum has softened of late.
Over 300 conference participants were able to craft their own agenda from a schedule of more than a dozen breakout sessions on the tracks along with several main stage plenary presentations.
Mark Cheney will serve a one-year term as chairperson.
Induction in the Private Label Hall of Fame is based on annual nominations offered by representatives of the industry.
Year-end data released as industry celebrates national Store Brands Month
Online learning programs offer a structured path that equips participants with skills to succeed with today’s enterprise retailers.
Nationwide campaign highlights the quality, value, and variety of store brand products helping shoppers stretch their budgets year-round.
"This year is a new record for PLMA in terms of the international scope and influence in the industry,” said Enriketa Beluli, PLMA’s manager of Global Pavilions.
Overall, store brand market share for the first half of the year increased to 21.2% for dollars and 23.2% for units, both all-time highs.
The nationwide initiative is designed to spotlight private label products' quality, value, and uniqueness across all retail formats.