Additives & Supplements: market research reports

... to industry averages.Using the most up-to-date financial information available, the two-page per company analysis provides detailed financial analysis for each organisation. The following are some of the key findings of this new report: 27 of ...  |  more...

... among women. Consumers became increasingly aware of nutrients such as vitamin B and calcium thanks to media coverage and word-of-mouth recommendations, with many of those who began to take vitamins and dietary supplements urging their ...  |  more...

... premature births because of insufficient nutrition supply to mothers, especially in Asia, in most populous countries such as China and India. However, medical nutrition products that contain probiotics and prebiotics, primarily targeted at the aging ...  |  more...

... for the period 2010 through 2018. Also, a six-year historic analysis is provided for these markets. The report profiles 105 companies including many key and niche players such as BioGaia AB, Chr. Hansen A/S, Danisco ...  |  more...

... share analysis at the total market level. Segments covered include natural and synthetic antioxidants. Different types of antioxidants include natural vitamin E , herbal extracts (rosemary extracts), hindered phenols, gallates and Vitamin C (ascorbyl palmitate). ...  |  more...

... about 1,000 varieties of food additives, such as the acidity regulator, sweetener, bleacher, colorant, emulsifier, thickener, preservative, nutrition fortifier, and so on. By the end of 2010, there were more than 2,000 food additive manufacturers ...  |  more...

... economic trends, investment environment, industry development, supply and demand, industry capacity, industry structure, marketing channels and major industry participants. Historical data (2001, 2006 and 2011) and long-term forecasts through 2016 and 2021 are presented. Major ...  |  more...

... and dietary supplements. Strong advertising for vitamins and dietary supplements brands such as Wyeth’s Centrum, Kendy Suisse AG’s Supravit and Galenika’s Oligovit also resulted in growing consumer interest in this product area in 2011. Euromonitor ...  |  more...

... affordable supplements. Positioning dietary supplements requires negotiating a complex labyrinth of health claims, local preferences and regulatory activity. An effective message regarding health benefits, and the localisation of products will advance sales. Euromonitor International’s The ...  |  more...

... the population does not consume vegetables every day. However, the majority of nutritional programmes are still for mothers in pregnancy, babies and children 10 years old or younger. The national government has drawn more attention ...  |  more...

... in nutrients. Brazilians’ consumption of fruit and vegetables is below recommended levels, whilst consumption of sugar-added beverages such as juice and soft drinks is above what is recommended in order to maintain a healthy diet. ...  |  more...

... system. Furthermore, the government was keen, through various education campaigns, to promote healthy lifestyles, making consumers more reliant on vitamins and dietary supplements to enhance their nutritional intake. Euromonitor International's Vitamins and Dietary Supplements in ...  |  more...

... analysis for market penetration. Market measurements include revenue estimates, pricing trends, and company market shares. Moreover, a competitive landscape with top-competitor overviews highlights competitors’ strengths and weaknesses. Additional forecasts are included in ingredient segment breakdowns. ...  |  more...