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Posted Feb 23, 2021
Former executives from Walmart, Kraft, Land-O-Lakes, Acosta and others to support Trax s mission to digitize the physical world of retail
SINGAPORE and DENVER, CO Feb. 23, 2021
Trax, a leading global provider of computer vision solutions and analytics for retail, today announced the formation of its Advisory Board. Made up of Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) and retail industry leaders, the newly formed Trax Advisory Board will help advance Trax’s mission to provide brands and retailers with timely visibility and enhanced execution by digitizing the physical store with computer vision. The Advisory Board is comprised of industry veterans with more than 160 years of combined CPG and retail expertise.
Private-Label Goods Help C-Stores Stand Out
Casey’s, 7-Eleven and Yesway use personalized brands to draw in customers.
February 22, 2021
By Pat Pape
Sharon Nealson of McKinney, Texas, used to tote around a bottle of Fiji water to sip throughout the day, but after 7-Eleven introduced its private-label Skýra Icelandic spring water last year, she switched brands. “Fiji is great, but kind of pricey,” she said. “Skýra is not as expensive, but I wouldn’t buy it at any price if it weren’t a high-quality product.”
When private-label food products first appeared on retailers’ shelves in the last century, they were aimed at budget-minded consumers and expected to be of lesser quality because of their discounted price. But that stereotype is a thing of the past. Today, private-label offerings have gone upscale, although prices typically remain lower than name-brand merchandise.