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No Name (stylized as no name, or sans nom in French) is a generic line of grocery and household products sold in Canada. It was launched by Loblaws in 1978 as a budget-friendly alternative to brand-name products, famous for its distinct bright yellow primary packaging and black Helvetica text.

The product is manufactured within Canada, typically sourcing local produce to support the domestic supply chain and keep costs low for consumers. As a private label, its production is contracted out to various food processing facilities across the country.

Ownership of the brand remains with Loblaws Companies Limited, Canada's largest food retailer. The brand has become a cultural icon in Canada, known for its minimalist marketing and extensive range of thousands of items sold at various Loblaw-owned banners including Real Canadian Superstore, No Frills, and Zehrs.