Typically, one price label will say “Unit price.” That will be next to another label for the same product that says “You Pay,” or the actual price a shopper will pay at checkout.

White-label products cost less, allowing retailers to offer lower prices than brand names. Retailer control over branding of these products can help build customer loyalty. Investor Alert: Our 10 ...

To recap: unit pricing takes the price of the item (say, $1.59 for a 24-ounce jar of spaghetti sauce) and divides it by a standard unit of measurement (such as ounces) to provide a simple price ...

Walmart to change how you see prices in stores: What to know about digital shelf labels The digital labels will help employees save time because Walmart carries over 120,000 products with ...

The labels spotted include a "most popular" and "best price" label in a blue background. Google is now testing adding labels to the product detail side panel when you click on a product in the ...

Typically, one price label will say “Unit price.” That will be next to another label for the same product that says “You Pay,” or the actual price a shopper will pay at checkout.

Typically, one price label will say “Unit price.” That will be next to another label for the same product that says “You Pay,” or the actual price a shopper will pay at checkout.