April 13, 2021 by Chain Drug Review
NielsenIQ’s, Peggy Davies, Private Label Manufacturers Association
Business, Leading Headlines, Retail News, Supplier News

NEW YORK — As the pandemic brought unparalleled volatility to U.S. grocery purchasing in 2020, consumers continued to favor store brands for about one of every four purchases across all major food and nonfood categories based on the industry’s latest annual sales data, says the Private Label Manufacturers Association. According to PLMA’s 2021 Private Label
May 26, 2020 by Chain Drug Review
Brian Sharoff, PLMA, PLMA president Brian Sharoff, Private Label Manufacturers Association
Leading Headlines, Supplier News

NEW YORK – Private Label Manufacturers Association president Brian Sharoff died on Saturday after a brief illness, according to Tim Simmons, the trade group’s vice president of communications. Sharoff was named president of PLMA in 1981, shortly after the association was founded. During his tenure the PLMA’s membership grew from two hundred manufacturers, suppliers, and
July 17, 2019 by Chain Drug Review
Jr., PLMA president Brian Sharoff, Private Label Manufacturers Association, Robert Vosburgh
Leading Headlines, Supplier News

NEW YORK ― Robert Vosburgh, Jr., a veteran supermarket trade journalist and most recently a familiar spokesperson for the U.S. store brands industry through his online video work for the Private Label Manufacturers Association, died on July 15. A resident of New Milford, Conn., he was 54. Vosburgh joined PLMA in 2013 and served as
February 21, 2018 by Chain Drug Review
mass retail channel, Nielsen, PLMA, Private Label Manufacturers Association, store-brand sales
Leading Headlines, Retail News

NEW YORK — Store-brand sales growth in the mass retail channel approached 10% last year, according to new Nielsen data reported by the Private Label Manufacturers Association (PLMA). In 2017, private-label dollar sales at mass merchant, warehouse club and dollar stores totaled $54.9 billion, up 9.3% from $50.2 billion for 2016, while unit sales rose
June 6, 2016 by Mark Baumgartner
Amazon, private label, Private Label Manufacturers Association
2016, Issue 06-06-2016, Issues, News
SEATTLE — Amazon.com Inc. reportedly is set to begin rolling out a broadly expanded lineup of private label brands as the company aims to burnish its reputation as a lower-cost retailer and bolster its efforts to sell more perishable goods. Amazon’s private label offerings will be available only to Amazon Prime members, The Wall Street
March 31, 2015 by Chain Drug Review and Chain Drug Review
2015 Private Label Yearbook, drug stores, PLMA, private label, Private Label Manufacturers Association, store brands
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NEW YORK — Store-brand dollar sales and share at drug stores rose to a new high in 2014, according to the Private Label Manufacturers Association. Private-brand dollar share grew to 16.5% at drug stores last year on total private-label sales of $8.3 billion, PLMA said Tuesday in releasing its 2015 Private Label Yearbook. Dollar volume