#brands

[kropotkindersurprise]

These people really have no soul, the most beautiful future they can imagine is just brands. it's sickening. they want to control the world and make it all exactly the same as the cultural wasteland that is the USA. [link]

[incognitopolls]

"Store brand" means a product that is produced for and sold by a specific grocery store. "Name brand" products are sold at multiple retailers under a recognizable brand name. For example, Coca-Cola is a name brand; Big K Cola is Kroger's store brand.

This is asking specifically about groceries, not other goods.

How many of the groceries used in your household are store brand, as opposed to name brand?

Exclusively store brand, I/we NEVER buy name brand

Mostly store brand, some/sometimes name brand

About 50/50

Mostly name brand, some/sometimes store brand

Exclusively name brand, I/we NEVER buy store brand

I'm not sure

This question doesn't apply to my life

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[overclassy]

[rocinantachi]

YouTube: so which of these four brands would you consider buying?

Me, every single time: none. I do not consume products. You will not get any information about me as a consumer because I refuse to exist as a consumer. Now let me watch this 1:57:49 analysis of the roblox OOF sound. Thank you.

[fuzzyghost]

[squishsquishy]

>> ccssweets

[unbfacts]

Costco says it caps markups at about 14% on branded items and 15% on Kirkland, then keeps overhead low with SG&A around 9–10% of sales. It also runs on thin profits, with net margins around 2–3%, so it relies more on volume and membership than big markups.