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That shift is reshaping how people navigate the grocery aisle, turning store brands from backup options into trusted staples.

A recent study by MarketForce, which surveyed over 4,300 shoppers, highlights the grocery stores that best balance affordability with quality.

While the frequency with which people buy store brands over name ones has softened recently, private labels remain a key driver for grocers, Dunnhumby found.