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Private labels have existed for decades as a way for retailers to add another stream of revenue to their business model. In the digital age, however, retailers like Amazon are taking advantage of private labels in a way that's crushing for smaller eCommerce businesses. In this article, we'll explore the impact of Amazon's private labels and give you the tools you need to compete with the tech giant.