Fermentation
Plant-Based
Expanding private label plant-based offerings
Brands, dedicated private labelers, and co-manufacturers can take advantage of the private labeling opportunity, and would benefit from developing a wide range of products to fit every category and access to R&D to meet unique needs of customers.
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Plant-Based
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Fermentation
- Commercial
- End Products
- Business Services
- Distribution Channels
- Production
- End product formulation & manufacturing
- Industry
- 2 – Early adoption
Description
Retailers and distributors often sell products under their own labels, which makes private labeling a good option for plant-based companies looking to grow their volume. Brands, dedicated private labelers, and co-manufacturers can take advantage of this opportunity, and would benefit from developing a wide range of products to fit every category and access to R&D to meet unique needs of customers. Additional opportunities exist to serve as a broker, matching service, or marketplace to connect plant-based private label product providers and retail/distributor customers.
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