Without competition you are not likely to get quality products.

Ironically, having many brands is the thing that some people find to be 'fun' about shopping. But it's also true that a Lexus is a Toyota, that Converse is Nike. There are imaginary delineations that are created by the corporate conglomerates to give us an illusion of more variation.sand is right, without competition, you may only have one shoddy product to buy.

The idea of 'brandless' products was popular during the economic recession of the '70's and '80's as people were willing to forgo the prestige associated with popularly branded products. Maybe now would be a good time to start up your brandless concept store as people are in need of ways to save money and may be willing to give up brand recognition (actually, in a sense, the brandless product becomes the brand).

I think this is a great idea. I think such a store will be successful.

there is a supermarket started by a Germany,I forget its name,which supply 1 brand of everything.I think the supermarket fits you.