Wal-Mart Stores has decided to pull its Price First private-label range in the US.
The retail giant is phasing out the low-cost own label and selling the lines under packer labels, a spokesperson told just-food.
The move comes amid claims Wal-Mart has also decided to stop selling organic products under the Wild Oats brand.
According to The Wall Street Journal, Wal-Mart is to end a deal it had had for two years with Wild Oats brand owner Yucaipa, the US private-equity firm. The move will take place over the coming months, the WSJ said.
The Wal-Mart spokesperson declined to comment on the report when asked to confirm the decision by just-food.
Wal-Mart’s use of the Wild Oats brand was announced in April 2014. At the time, Wal-Mart said the move was made to provide “more affordable” organic products to US consumers. The products would “save customers 25% or more” on organic groceries.
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By GlobalDataThe WSJ said Wal-Mart is looking to sell more organic produce and including other organic food in its Great Value own-label range.