Tip Dave missed was to show the inner of the rebranded battery case, as often the case shows who the original manufacturer is, as they use the same metal sheet but turn it inside out for the rebranded units. The white lining looks like it had a brand name on it which will be the original brand.
I have had some rebranded batteries that turned out to be made by Duracell, but they cost half the price of the Duracell unit. Eveready and Energiser often are the same cell, you can tell from the construction and the tooling marks that they are made on the same production plant, and often the batch codes are from the same printer ( if it has either a slant or a defective dot pattern or other distinctive character in the print) so they are the same cell, and similar in price.