White label meaning in English
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Definition
(a) white label (product): (a product) without a company's brand or name on it
Examples
- "Bruno : Nigel, I believe this is called a white label service."
- "Delavigne will never be a white label product."
Exercise 1
Which of the following could be considered a white label product or service? There may be more than one correct answer!
Which of the following could be considered a white label product or service? There may be more than one correct answer!
This is a good example of a "white label" product. The two cakes are identical, so we know that they were made by the same company. However, the name of this company does not appear on the packaging. Rather, the supermarkets have given their own names to the cakes, making these cakes "white label" products.
This is not an example of a "white label" product, which is unrelated to collector's or special editions of a product.
This is a good example of a "white label" product. A "white label product" can describe a product manufactured by one company (Delavigne Corp) for use by another (The Milton hotel), with the second company branding the product with their own label. This type of agreement is common, especially in the cosmetics and hotel industries.
This is not an example of a "white label" product. If a company's products are branded with two distinct labels, it is likely that it is part of a co-branding operation, in which two companies or brands collaborate to market a product together.
Not at all! There is no racism in the term "white label", and the color of a person's skin is irrelevant in this case.
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