Sentences with phrase «homegrown brand»
The phrase "homegrown brand" refers to a company or product that has originated and developed within a specific country or community. It emphasizes the local nature and origin of the brand, typically associated with a sense of pride and support for local businesses. Full definition
Canadians might have pride for homegrown brands, but we typically trust them less than international companies.
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David Cameron's wife was a champion of homegrown brands during her husband's premiership, as an ambassador for the British Fashion Council.
We feel patriotic and sentimental about homegrown brands, but when it comes to reputation, we trust them less than the global titans.
In China, many homegrown brands have existed only online.
Deftly balancing visuals and content, the guide rounds up iconic homegrown brands that attest to the current golden age of design in Singapore, and captures the creative labours that went into the making of the 17 brands featured.
Smartron is the first homegrown brand which manufactures smartphones locally in India.
In fact, South Korea was named the «big winner» of 2012 by Canadian Business, due largely to the global success of its homegrown brands, such as Hyundai and Samsung.
While Chinese factories have churned out higher - quality cars, including some destined to be exported to the United States, no Chinese automaker has developed a homegrown brand appealing enough to sell overseas in major numbers.
Jolly started in a small store in Binondo as a homegrown brand with a simple vision behind it, and that is to provide as many homes with a range of top quality products.
«Opening the 500th Country Inns & Suites since the brand's inception in 1987 represents a remarkable success story for this homegrown brand,» said Steve Mogck, executive vice president and chief operating officer, for Country Inns & Suites By Carlson.
Based out of Mobile, Alabama, the two Army veterans created Warlord Beard Oil, the homegrown brand behind the grooming product that barbershops just can't seem to keep on their shelves.