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** Canadian grocery chain Loblaw's has [[http://productreviewscanada.blogspot.ca/2012/01/no-name-brand.html a store brand known as "No Name"]] to this very day (which debuted in TheSeventies), whose products are typically contained in bright yellow packaging with plain black AllLowercaseLetters type (officially called the No-Name line, which they've trademarked).
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** Canadian grocery chain Loblaw's has [[http://productreviewscanada.blogspot.ca/2012/01/no-name-brand.html a store brand known as "No Name"]] (which they've trademarked) to this very day (which debuted in TheSeventies), whose products are typically contained in bright yellow packaging with plain black AllLowercaseLetters type (officially called the No-Name line, which they've trademarked).type.
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* In TheEighties, "Generic" products distinguished by plain white labels and simple black or dark blue lettering were commonly available for a brief time; and were popular due to their lower cost. Some of these were actual name-brand products sold under what the industry terms "white-label" packaging. (Example: generic "Beer", as seen in ''Film/RepoMan'', was typically Lucky Lager.) The minimalist look was replaced later in the decade by "store brand" product packaging.
** Canadian grocery chain Loblaw's has [[http://productreviewscanada.blogspot.ca/2012/01/no-name-brand.html a store brand known as "No Name"]] to this very day (which debuted in TheSeventies), whose products are typically contained in bright yellow packaging with plain black type.
** Canadian grocery chain Loblaw's has [[http://productreviewscanada.blogspot.ca/2012/01/no-name-brand.html a store brand known as "No Name"]] to this very day (which debuted in TheSeventies), whose products are typically contained in bright yellow packaging with plain black type.
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* In TheEighties, "Generic" products distinguished by plain white labels and simple black or dark blue lettering were commonly available for a brief time; while, and were popular due to their lower cost. Some of these were actual name-brand products sold under what the industry terms "white-label" packaging. (Example: generic "Beer", as seen in ''Film/RepoMan'', packaging (generic "Beer" was typically often Lucky Lager.) Lager). The minimalist look was replaced later in the decade by "store brand" product packaging.
** The distinctive packaging used by the Southern California-based Ralph's grocery chain for their generic products (dark blue AllLowercaseLetters Rockwell font names and a light blue stripe on a white background) obviously tickled the fancy of Hollywood propmasters in TheEighties, since they [[https://filmjournals.net/plain_wrap.html show up in a whole bunch of films from the decade]], but, as mentioned above, ''Film/RepoMan'' immortalized it. Also, as mentioned above, Music/PublicImageLtd (probably inspired by ''Repo Man'') used it as the basis for their ''Album'' cover art.
** Canadian grocery chain Loblaw's has [[http://productreviewscanada.blogspot.ca/2012/01/no-name-brand.html a store brand known as "No Name"]] to this very day (which debuted in TheSeventies), whose products are typically contained in bright yellow packaging with plain blacktype.AllLowercaseLetters type (officially called the No-Name line, which they've trademarked).
** The distinctive packaging used by the Southern California-based Ralph's grocery chain for their generic products (dark blue AllLowercaseLetters Rockwell font names and a light blue stripe on a white background) obviously tickled the fancy of Hollywood propmasters in TheEighties, since they [[https://filmjournals.net/plain_wrap.html show up in a whole bunch of films from the decade]], but, as mentioned above, ''Film/RepoMan'' immortalized it. Also, as mentioned above, Music/PublicImageLtd (probably inspired by ''Repo Man'') used it as the basis for their ''Album'' cover art.
** Canadian grocery chain Loblaw's has [[http://productreviewscanada.blogspot.ca/2012/01/no-name-brand.html a store brand known as "No Name"]] to this very day (which debuted in TheSeventies), whose products are typically contained in bright yellow packaging with plain black
