Private label means selling externally manufactured products under a merchant's own brand. The brand owner can specify features such as design or composition. White label instead starts from a generic product that can also be supplied under other brands.[1]
Record which elements are actually exclusive and who may use the design. Adding a logo alone does not make a standard product distinctive. Assess samples, production arrangements and minimum orders before committing to inventory; selling under your own brand does not eliminate dependence on the manufacturer.
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