InContext Blog Resources
It’s time to have a real conversation about digital twins and what that means for engaging an immersive virtual environment. Facebook recently changed its name to Meta, with the goal of reinforcing its focus on immersive virtual reality as part of...
If you’re reading this you’ve most likely been in a position to present an in-store plan to stakeholders. Whether it’s a new shelf assortment, new packaging, or marketing signage for a new product, persuading others to see and understanding your...
The paradox of choice is real. We explain why you need to consider private label brands when rationalizing your products at shelf in this segment from our CMA presentation.
As private label becomes stronger, retailers will want to explore whether leading the aisle with owned brands grows the category, and manufacturers will want to consider that when making decisions at shelf. Watch this excerpt from our CMA presentation.
Don’t forget private label at prime shelf level. In this segment of our CMA presentation, we remind you to think about private label optimal height when planning your shelf set.
Is private label better integrated into the set, or is it better brand blocked? Here’s what InContext virtual shopper research says, taken from our presentation at CMA.
There’s a lot that goes into food packaging. From logistics to functionality, to design and finally shopper reaction, the creation of a product package touches many parts of the supply and demand chain and many different teams. And it has...
For many retailers today, private label serves as the single-largest brand across categories, even when presented as individual sub-brands. Whether integrated or brand blocked, private brands have begun to look and act more like national brands—so the ways in which...
There’s no question that the onset of the COVID pandemic created a boom for online grocery. As recent as 2018, online grocery sales in the U.S. made up only 2-3% of total e-commerce sales. In 2020, that jumped to 12%...
The different ways CPG companies package their products is not only crucial to how those products are shipped, merchandised and sold, but they can also take a toll on the planet. Retailers are also responsible for the products they...











