Walmart revamps Great Value Brand reinforcing quality & affordability

USA – Walmart has announced a comprehensive redesign of its flagship private brand, Great Value, reinforcing its commitment to delivering high-quality products at an affordable price.

Key features of the new design include: consistent placement of nutrition information and benefit claims across all Great Value food items; clearer visual cues to help customers and associates quickly identify and pick the correct items; and a cohesive, modern look that enhances visibility and encourages product exploration.

The redesign will span almost 10,000 food and consumable items, making it the most extensive private-brand update in Walmart’s history. To ensure a seamless transition, the rollout will be phased over the next two years, beginning with salty snacks and expanding to other categories.

This evolution underscores Walmart’s continued focus on innovation, quality and value—delivering private brand products that meet today’s customers’ needs while maintaining the affordability they expect.

 As Walmart’s largest private brand—and the largest food and consumables consumer packaged goods (CPG) brand in the USA—Great Value has been a trusted staple since its launch in 1993.

Today, Great Value products can be found in nine out of 10 U.S. households and save an average family 35% per year. This marks the first full brand refresh in more than a decade.

“At Walmart, we’re focused on delivering quality and value our customers can count on every day,” said Scott Morris, Senior Vice President, Private Brands, Walmart USA.

“Great Value has earned customers’ trust over decades, and while the brand is getting a fresh, modern look, what’s inside isn’t changing. Customers will continue to find the same trusted products at the same Every Day Low Prices they rely on.”

The new design system reflects Walmart’s ongoing investment in its private brands and its commitment to evolving alongside customer preferences. For example, last fall, Walmart announced its goal to remove synthetic dyes from its food private brands by January 2027.

 The refreshed Great Value packaging is designed with both form and function in mind. It introduces a more modern visual identity while improving shoppability across stores and digital platforms.

“We believe great design should be accessible to everyone,” said David Hartman, Vice President, Creative at Walmart.

“At our scale, that means creating something that works clearly and intuitively across thousands of individual items, so customers can find what matters, faster. We’ve built a system that does exactly that, bringing consistency, clarity, and a sense of discovery to every shelf.”

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