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Name brands regain ground: sugar-free drinks and protein products especially popular

Name brands regain ground: sugar-free drinks and protein products especially popular

Major consumer brands like Coca-Cola and Milka are regaining market share from private labels by focusing on sugar-free and protein-rich products. Energy drink brands Monster and Red Bull were among the top performers as big brands rebounded over the past year.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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