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| | ConsumerReports.org - Store brands vs. name brands, how to choose 8/05 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) |
 | | Kroger, for example, has a low-price brand called FMV (For Maximum Value), said to provide good quality at a very affordable price, but it also has a flagship Kroger line, to compete with national brands, and a premium line of fancy foods such as macadamia nuts, maple syrup, and preserves. |
 | | That said, national-brand manufacturers are increasingly likely to license innovative technology soon after incorporating it into their own brands, thus allowing its use in store brands. |
 | | Store- and name-brand versions of aspirin, cold and cough remedies, antihistamines, and other such medications are likely to be even more similar than other types of products. |
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