Nutraceuticals Market: Present and Future

1.1 Definition
1.2 Benefits
1.3 Potential Market
1.4 Estimated Sales
1.5 Industry Trends
1.6 Profitability
1.7 Distribution
1.8 Legislations
1.9 Market Players

2. Introduction

2.1 Brief History

3. Definition

3.1 Dietary Supplements
3.2 Functional Foods
3.2.1 Fortification
3.2.2 Elimination
3.2.3 Increasing Absorption
3.3 Special Foods
3.4 Most Commonly Used Nutraceuticals
3.5 Trend in Nutrition Available for Civilian Consumption

4. Potential Market

4.1 Leading Causes of Death in the U.S.
4.2 Heart Diseases
4.3 Cancer
4.4 Stroke and Hypertension
4.5 Diabetes
4.6 Asthma
4.7 Chronic Bronchitis
4.8 Depression
4.9 Migraine
4.1 Premenstrual Syndrome
4.11 Kidney Stone
4.12 Anemia
4.13 Chronic Allergies
4.14 Cataracts

5. Sales Projection

5.1 United States Population Growth
5.2 Nutraceuticals Total U.S. Sales
5.3 Estimated Sales by Region
5.4 Dietary Supplement
5.5 Functional Foods
5.6 Special Foods

6. Financial Outlook of Nutraceuticals Industry

6.1 Industry Averages
6.2 Major Publicly Traded U.S. Companies
6.2.1 Sales and Size
6.2.2 Profitability and Growth

7. Consumer Trends

7.1 Demographics
7.2 Diets
7.3              Healthcare Concerns

8. Industry Trends

8.1 Recent Mergers, Acquisitions, and Major Transactions

9. Distribution Channels

9.1 Specialty Stores
9.2 Pharmacies
9.3 Supermarkets
9.4 Online and Mail Orders
9.5 Health Food Stores
9.6 Estimated Sales by Distribution Channel

10 Drivers of the Nutraceuticals Market

10.1 Aging Population
10.2 Healthcare Costs
10.3 Prevention
10.4 Cosmetic Benefits

11. Legislation

11.1 NLEA
11.1.1 The Food Label
11.1.2 Nutrition - Labeling Applicable Foods
11.1.3 Nutrition Labeling - Exemptions
11.1.4 Nutrition Information Panel
11.1.5 Nutrition Panel Format
11.1.6 Nutrition Panel Footnote
11.1.7 Format Modifications
11.1.8 Simplified Formats
11.1.9 Serving Sizes
11.1.10 Daily Values - DRVs
11.1.11 Daily Values - RDIs
11.1.12 Nutrient Content Claims
11.1.13 Other Definitions
11.1.14 Fresh
11.1.15 Baby Foods
11.1.16 Health Claims
11.2 DSA
11.3 DSHEA
11.3.1 Definition of Dietary Supplement
11.3.2 Safety
11.3.3 Literature
11.3.4 Nutritional Support Statements
11.3.5 Ingredient and Nutrition Information Labeling
11.3.6 New Dietary Ingredients
11.3.7 Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs)
11.3.8 Office of Dietary Supplements
11.4 FDAMA
11.4.1 Food Safety and Labeling
11.5 NREA

12. Profiles of Select Players

12.1 Balchem Corporation
12.2 EAS Inc.
12.3 GNC
12.4 Herbalife International
12.5 McNeil Nutritionals/Johnson & Johnson
12.6 Nature's Sunshine Products
12.7 Ross Products/Abbott Labs
12.8 Twin Labs
12.9 Unilever

13. Funds for Investment in Nutraceuticals-related Businesses

List of Tables

Table 3-1 Commonly Used Vitamins For Dietary Supplementation
Table 3-2 Commonly Used Minerals For Dietary Supplementation
Table 3-3 Commonly Used Amino Acids For Dietary Supplementation
Table 3-4 Commonly Used Herbal Supplements For Dietary Supplementation
Table 3-5 Other Commonly Used Dietary Supplements
Table 4-1 Leading Causes of Death in the U.S.
Table 4-2 Nutraceuticals Found to Improve Cardiovascular Health
Table 4-3 Statistics Associated with Heart Disease
Table 4-4 Cancer Prevalence in the U.S. by Gender
Table 4-5 Nutraceuticals Associated with Beneficial Effects Against Cancer
Table 4-6 Statistics Associated with Cancer
Table 4-7 Nutraceuticals Associated with Beneficial Effects Against Stroke and Hypertension
Table 4-8 Statistics Associated with Stroke and Hypertension
Table 4-9 Nutraceuticals Associated with Favorable Diabetes-Associated Outcomes
Table 4-10 Diabetes Demographics
Table 4-11 Nutraceuticals Found to Improve Conditions Associated with Asthma
Table 4-12 Statistics Associated with Asthma
Table 4-13 Nutraceuticals Found to Improve Conditions Associated with Chronic Bronchitis
Table 4-14 Statistics Associated with Chronic Bronchitis
Table 4-15 Nutraceuticals Found to be Beneficial in Cases of Depression
Table 4-16 Statistics Associated with Depression
Table 4-17 Nutraceuticals Associated Favorable Outcomes Associated with Migraine
Table 4-18 Statistics Associated with Migraine
Table 4-19 Nutraceuticals Found Efficacious Against Premenstrual Syndrome
Table 4-20 Statistics Associated with Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)
Table 4-21 Nutraceuticals Associated with Beneficial Outcomes in Regards to Kidney Stones
Table 4-22 Statistical Information Related to Kidney Stones
Table 4-23 Nutraceuticals Found to be Beneficial Against Anemia
Table 4-24 Figures Associated with Anemia
Table 4-25 Nutraceuticals Found Beneficial Against Allergies
Table 4-26 Allergy Statistics
Table 4-27 Nutraceuticals Found Efficacious Against Cataracts
Table 4-28 Cataract Statistics
Table 5-1 Nutraceutical Sales 1998-2010
Table 5-2 Regions as per the U.S. Census Bureau
Table 6-1 Industry Averages
Table 6-2 Sales and Size
Table 6-3 Profitability and Growth
Table 9-1 Estimated 2002 Sales by Distribution Channel
Table 11-1 FDA-Allowed Nutrient-Disease Relationship Claims and Rules for Their Use

List of Figures

Figure 1-1 U.S. Nutraceuticals Sales Projections: 1998-2010
Figure 3-1 Trends in Nutrient Content of Foods Available for Civilian Consumption in the U.S. 1978-2000
Figure 3-2 Trend in Vitamin Content of Foods Available for Civilian Consumption in the U.S. 1970-2000
Figure 3-3 Trend in Mineral Content of Foods Available for Civilian Consumption in the U.S. 1970-2000
Figure 4-1 Prevalence of Heart Disease per 1000 Persons by Age Group
Figure 4-2 Cancer Prevalence in the U.S.
Figure 5-1 U.S. Population (in millions)
Figure 5-2 Average Population Distribution by Age
Figure 5-3 Nutraceutical Sales 1998-2010
Figure 5-4 Estimated U.S. Nutraceutical Sales by Region (in millions)
Figure 5-5 U.S. Sale of Dietary Supplements 1998-2010
Figure 5-6 U.S. Sales of Functional Foods 1998-2010
Figure 5-7 U.S. Sales of Special Foods 1998-2010
Figure 8-1 Time to Market
Figure 8-2 Development Cost
Figure 8-3 Research and Development Spending
Figure 9-1 Estimated 2002 Sales by Distribution Channel (in millions)