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We connect food and beverage companies with operators who have already done the thing you are trying to do. This database is free, and everything in it is published, sourced and dated.

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🌍 Home · 🗺️ Pick your market · 🏪 Find a retailer · 🔎 Find a brand · 💬 Talk to someone who's done it

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Which retailers run own-label in your market, what they already sell, and how a manufacturer based outside that market actually approaches them. Every field here is published information, sourced and dated.

Where to start

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Pick your market

Use it when

You already know which country you are going after. Open it for the retailers there, what they run under own label, and what is particular about that market.

Find a retailer

You are weighing two or three countries against each other. Every market is in one table, so you can compare scale, route-in, and payment terms side by side.

Find a brand

You want to see which own-label brands already exist at the tier you would be pitching into, and where the shelf is thin enough to be worth a try.

💬 Talk to someone who's done it

This database will tell you the situation. It will not tell you who the buyer is, or when they actually choose products.

If you would rather not spend three months finding that out the hard way, talk to someone who has sat on the other side of that table. We have experts in 35+ markets who can guide you.

Pick your market

More markets are being built. Austria, the Netherlands, Italy, Spain and Belgium follow once their data is as complete as the three above. Every row opens as a full page. The retailer profile, every own-label brand it runs, the application link where one exists, and the sources we used. The tables are the way in, not the whole thing. Every row carries its sources and the date we last verified it. Where a retailer publishes figures that contradict each other, we record both rather than pick one, and mark the row