Offers 300 items in various categories: snacks, beverages, soups and coffee
Prices range from under $2 to under $15 with most products available for under $5
Three distinct category pillars: Culinary experiences, Plant-based and Made Without
Walmart introduces new private food brand called bettergoods
Walmart has launched a new private food brand called bettergoods, offering 300 items in various categories such as snacks, beverages, soups and coffee. The brand falls within three distinct category pillars: Culinary experiences, Plant-based and Made Without. bettergoods items range in price from under $2 to under $15, with most products available for under $5. The products fit into three distinct categories: culinary experiences, plant-based or “made without”. Culinary experiences include innovative recipes and trending ingredients such as Hot Honey Seasoning; plant-based options feature distinct green branding and include oat-milk frozen desserts and a plant-based cheese alternative; made without items offer a variety of options that cater to different dietary lifestyles, like gluten free or made without artificial flavors, colorings or added sugars. Walmart's bettergoods aims to attract and retain affluent shoppers with its quality food selection.
Walmart aims to attract and retain affluent shoppers with the new selection of food offerings
Better Goods includes oat-milk frozen desserts, plant-based macaroni and cheese, and frozen appetizers like chicken curry empanadas and Brie Phyllo Blossoms
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More than 70% of Better Goods products will cost less than $5
bettergoods offers 300 items in various categories such as snacks, beverages, soups and coffee.
The retailer aims to attract and retain affluent shoppers with the new selection of food offerings
Walmart is launching a new store label, Bettergoods, with 300 products by fall.
Many of Bettergoods items will be unique and not compete directly with national brand offerings.
Product development team collaborated with suppliers across the globe to find trending ingredients and flavors.
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]Walmart is launching a new store label, Bettergoods[
The products will span frozen, dairy, snacks, beverages, pasta, soups, coffee and chocolate among others.
Prices range from under $2 to under $15 with most items available for under $5.
Bettergoods is the biggest launch for Walmart in 20 years.
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The article contains some instances of appeals to authority and inflammatory rhetoric, but no formal or blatant logical fallacies were found. The author reports on Walmart's new store label, Bettergoods, and the unique offerings within the brand. The author mentions that many of these items will be 'totally unique' and have collaborated with suppliers across the globe to find trending ingredients and flavors. This is an appeal to authority as it implies that because Walmart has made this claim, it must be true without providing any evidence or reasoning for why these items are truly unique. Additionally, the author uses inflammatory rhetoric when stating 'lifting the popularity of private-label brands' and 'rivals have also been expanding their store labels in food.' This implies a negative connotation towards private-label brands and competition, but it does not directly affect the validity or truthfulness of any statements made.
][author] Many of its new Bettergoods items will be totally unique. [[//]
