Tag: certifications
Supplier Spotlight: Deanan Gourmet Popcorn pops its way onto Aldi shelves
Learn how Deanan Gourmet Popcorn’s founder went from being a colonel to popping kernel for major retailers on RangeMe.
Take Cover, Girl
One of the biggest beauty brands is taking the leap and going cruelty-free.
Millennials are changing the way we eat—and what that means for suppliers
This sprawling generation can be a demanding consumer, but they can also be loyal to brands that prove they are what they say they are, and provide products that meet their specific needs.
Supplier Spotlight: Snowflakes Candy’s simple formula for retail success
Without a background in consumer packaged goods, let alone running a business, Kenney Joyal found himself in a similar position as many entrepreneurs just starting out...
What’s Trending with Buyers
We looked at the actions of thousands of buyers on RangeMe over the past year and compiled a report of eye-opening insights to help you understand what’s top-of-mind and trending with retail buyers.
Baby, Mine (Part 1 of 2)
The baby care market is expected to hit $66.8 billion in sales by 2017—that’s next year! And likely, organic and natural products will account for a significant chunk of that sales pie.
Organic Circle in Brooklyn Takes Probiotics to a Whole New Level
In the wellness world, probiotics seem to be everywhere these days. That is because medical professionals are realizing that a person's microbiome plays a very direct role in that person's overall health.
Day 1 as a Furry Pet Parent
When you adopt a new friend, it’s hard to know how your life will change. There are supplies to buy, research to do and room to make for your new furry friend.
Becoming Certifiable
It can be a daunting, confusing process, achieving these certifications. And there are so many to choose from: Organic, GMO-free, fair trade to name a few.
The Trouble with Labels–Are Certifications Right For Me?
Labeling a product with a specialty designation can be great. And as entrepreneurs with innovative products, I’m guessing you’ve looked into the different certifications, qualifications, and other –ations your product might bear.