Private labeling involves having products made by a third-party manufacturer based on a retailer's specifications and branding them under the retailer's name, allowing the retailer to offer unique products, broaden their inventory, and compete on pricing.
Private-label businesses operate with two key entities: private-label manufacturers who produce the goods and private-label sellers who market and sell the products to customers, each playing a crucial role in maintaining product quality and brand reputation.
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