The first household product that we picked is Target’s Up & Up body wash. The Up & Up’s Delicate Exfoliating Body Wash is compared to the national brand Dove Exfoliating Body Wash. They both are 24 oz and have the same package size and color. The Up & Up is $3.24 whereas Dove is $5.49 which is 69% more expensive than the Up & Up body wash.
In terms of packing, the Up & Up body wash has the same packing as the Dove body wash. They are very identical to each other and have the same shape and color. …show more content…
The Up & Up body wash is placed on the upper right shelf where other body wash products are placed.
In addition, the private brand is placed on the same shelf, but to the right side of the national brand.
Next, we picked Target’s Up & Up hand soap. The Up & Up’s Moisturizing Hand Soap Aloe Vera is compared to Softsoap Soothing Aloe Vera hand soap. They both are 64 oz, have the same package and color. The Up & Up is $3.69 while Softsoap is $4.49 which is 22% is more expensive than Target’s private brand.
In terms of packaging, the Up & Up hand soap has the same packaging as Softsoap hand soap. They both look the same and have a similar package size, shape and
color.
The Up & Up hand soap is placed on the center bottom shelf and is placed to the right of Dove body wash.
From the health products we picked Target’s Up & Up Probiotic Dietary Supplement. The Up & Up’s Probiotic Dietary Supplement is compared to Align Probiotic Dietary Supplement. They both have 26 tablets - 4 week supply. The Up & Up tablets costs $16.79 where the Align is $28.89 which is 72% more expensive than the Up & Up probiotic tablets.
In terms of packaging the Up $ Up Probiotic tablets have the same package size and shape as the Align Probiotic tablets, but the Up & Up has a blue packaging color.
The Up & Up tablets are placed on the bottom right corner of the shelf. The national brand Align is to the left of Target’s private label.
From the food products we chose Target’s premium private label Archer Farms. Target only has premium private label for its food products. The Archers Farms’ Organic Skim Milk is compared to Horizon Organic Fat-Free Milk. They both are 1.89 L and have the same package size but have different package color. The Archer Farms’ organic milk is $3.59 whereas the Horizon’s organic milk is $3.99. Here we see that the national brand is only 11% more expensive than the premium private brand.
In terms of packaging the Archer Farms’ milk has the same package size and shape to the Horizon’s milk but conveys a premium image.
Archer Farms’ milk is placed on the middle shelf and on the center of the shelf for milk products. The national brand Horizon is to the left side of Archer Farms premium private brand.