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Definition of store brand in US English: store brandnoun A product manufactured specially for a retailer and bearing the retailer's name. during times of high pricing they can switch to a value-priced store brand as modifier store-brand chocolate chip cookies Example sentencesExamples - For a full-on cookie experience, Newman's crunchy chocolate chip cookie competes with any store brand.
- You can't get name brand items, you have to get store brand.
- The best bet for a multi vitamin mineral tablet is a store brand.
- They are sold under a number of store brands.
- In consumers ' minds, a long-held advantage national brand name products have over store brands is disappearing - fast.
- In March 2001, Superquinn announced a joint venture with Texaco to launch a convenience store brand called SuperQ on Texaco's forecourts.
- I would never feed my dog Alpo or some kind of grocery store brand.
- Popular branded single-serve milk bottles are being cloned regularly for store brands offered by supermarkets.
- I find salon shampoos and conditioners give me better results than drug store brands.
- The future looks bright for store brands.
- When consumers buy cheese, they often choose store-brand varieties.
- Store brands often cost less than name brands.
- Health officials say frozen Banquet and some store-brand turkey and chicken potpies may be linked to salmonella.
- The marketplace for store brands is anything but generic.
- Fortune has a great article (registration required to read more than the first page) about the increasing success of store brands.
- You have to get store brands.
- Read the labels on some of the store-brand supplements in many of the large retail chains.
- Dumfries in south-west Scotland was listed among the worst offenders with its familiar row of chain store brands.
- And finally, buy generic office supply store brands whenever you can.
- They didn't make my hair feel any different than any of the store brands I was using.
Definition of store brand in US English: store brandnoun North American A product manufactured specially for a retailer and bearing the retailer's name. during times of high pricing they can switch to a value-priced store brand as modifier store-brand chocolate chip cookies Example sentencesExamples - Popular branded single-serve milk bottles are being cloned regularly for store brands offered by supermarkets.
- In March 2001, Superquinn announced a joint venture with Texaco to launch a convenience store brand called SuperQ on Texaco's forecourts.
- When consumers buy cheese, they often choose store-brand varieties.
- They didn't make my hair feel any different than any of the store brands I was using.
- Store brands often cost less than name brands.
- The future looks bright for store brands.
- You can't get name brand items, you have to get store brand.
- For a full-on cookie experience, Newman's crunchy chocolate chip cookie competes with any store brand.
- The marketplace for store brands is anything but generic.
- And finally, buy generic office supply store brands whenever you can.
- Dumfries in south-west Scotland was listed among the worst offenders with its familiar row of chain store brands.
- The best bet for a multi vitamin mineral tablet is a store brand.
- Fortune has a great article (registration required to read more than the first page) about the increasing success of store brands.
- I would never feed my dog Alpo or some kind of grocery store brand.
- In consumers ' minds, a long-held advantage national brand name products have over store brands is disappearing - fast.
- They are sold under a number of store brands.
- Health officials say frozen Banquet and some store-brand turkey and chicken potpies may be linked to salmonella.
- Read the labels on some of the store-brand supplements in many of the large retail chains.
- You have to get store brands.
- I find salon shampoos and conditioners give me better results than drug store brands.
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