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What Is a Private Label, and How Do You Set One Up?

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Setting Up A Private Label for Your Brand

A private label is a great way to grow your brand without increasing the overhead costs of expanding a brand. Also known as “phantom brands,” a private label is an opportunity for you to sell the goods you wish to sell with the assurance that they will be marketable. Essentially, another brand that mass produces products for sale will produce your goods and allow you to market them under your brand name.

There are many benefits to establishing a private label for your brand, one of them being lower costs. Without the need for a manufacturing branch, as well as supplies and hired labor to make the goods, you and your business can save a lot of money. Other benefits of private labelling are quality control and market entry.

If your business is new, then it can be difficult to break into the market. This is made easier by private labelling, as you are assured factors like safety and quality. It also makes it easier to reach your target consumers since there are already customers out there who like the products, which the private labelling company manufactures for you to sell. Private labelling also allows you to control factors such as pricing, image, and distribution.

How to Set Up Private Labelling for Your Brand

The first step in setting up a private label for your brand is to choose what you want to sell. Start with choosing your niche. Do you want to sell shoes? Clothing? Makeup? Food? If you want to sell food, then you’re in luck, because Dure Foods has an awesome private label program.

Once you’ve chosen your niche, then you’ll want to find the product within that niche to sell. Make sure that the market for that product is not oversaturated, but that the product is well-received. This will ensure that your products will sell.

The final step in setting up a private label for your brand is to work out a deal through a private label programs. A lot of brands have private label programs where they offer lower prices for wholesale goods. There will also likely be an extra cost for printing the products with your brand name on them, but remember, the private labelling process is saving you a lot of money in the long run.

Dure Foods Private Labelling Program

Dure Foods is a family-owned business that has been in operation since 1978. What started as humble beginnings quickly took off into a large and well-trusted powdered food packaging and dry blending company. Customers understand that they are getting quality products when they are engaging with Dure Foods.

Dure Foods has recently begun our private labelling program available through https://dureonline.com/. What this means for those that partake in the private label program is that they are able to sell the highest-quality powdered foods and dry blends while having complete control over their own business identity and decisions.

For more information on the Dure Foods private labelling program, contact us today!

The Origins of the Vending Machine and Its Continued Use Today

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There is one appliance that just about anyone will benefit from, whether it’s located in your school, hotel, or office building: a vending machine. Vending machines are man’s gift to humankind, automatic 24/7 food machines. You never have to wonder if they will be closed or open for business.

Vending machines give the assurance that there will always be food available. Not to mention, they always offer some all-time favourite snacks. In our nearly cashless society, vending machines also provide a convenient and rewarding way to get rid of some loose pocket change. Vending machines represent one of the most innovative inventions. Learn more about the origins of vending machines and how it used today:

How They Came To Be

We can all thank the genius man behind this invention, Heron of Alexandria. He actually invented many important things that set the stage for our modern society. Long ago as early as 10 AD to 70 AD, Heron was motivated to create the first “dispenser” when people were taking too much holy water from the temples where they worshipped.

It became a frustrating problem, so Heron created a clever solution. He invented a holy water dispenser, where people had to drop a token inside the machine, then the token would push down a lever that opened a small door to release an exact amount of holy water. This ensured that no one was taking more than their fair share of holy water.

Modern society didn’t even embrace his invention for almost 1,800 years. In 1883, an inventor named Percival Everett took the idea and created a vending machine for postcards and notepaper.

Outburst of Vending Machines

Nowadays, of course, the vending machine has been adapted for everyday convenience, serving snacks, drinks, coffee. Today the vending machine industry has earned about $20 billion dollars in revenue each year in the U.S. They became increasingly popular throughout schools, office buildings, hotels, and hospitals.

There are now about 8 million vending machines in America alone. It is almost impossible to find a building of any type that does not have some sort of vending machine.

Innovative minds are also coming up with new uses for vending machines. Depending on where you are in the world, there are vending machines that now serve books, phones and tablets, alcohol, ramen and soup, cupcakes, and other wild items.

Different Types of Vending Machines:

There are a plethora of different vending machine options for food and drinks available today:

Candy

Some vending machines contain only candy. You definitely won’t be finding one of these in a school, however they are common in large crowded buildings. Candy machines often offer chocolate bars, chewy candy, hard candy, and more.

Soda/Drinks

Drink vending machines are the most popular kind. Drink machines often stick to a theme such as soda beverages, sports and health drinks, water, teas, energy drinks, and more.

Coffee

Coffee vending machines are still fairly new and are often seen in office buildings.

Other forms of vending machines today:

  • Ice Cream
  • Snacks
  • Toiletries and Feminine Products

The innovative developments in vending machines offers an exciting moment for food manufacturers. For powdered food such as creamers, dry blends for coffee vending machines, and much more, contact Dure Foods today!