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Published by: Datamonitor
Published: Jul. 1, 2004
Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- Hot topic
- Dieting introduction
- Market context
- Consumer focus
- Competitive dynamics
- Medical and regulatory environment
- The future decoded
- Action points
CHAPTER 2: DIETING INTRODUCTION
- Introduction
- Key findings
- US dieting background
- Overview
- Consumer health profile
- The cyclical nature of dieting
- Popular diets by type
- The weight-loss industry
- Low carb dieting
- The original low carb diet
- Datamonitor Consumer segmentation
- Conclusions
CHAPTER 3: MARKET CONTEXT
- Introduction
- Key findings
- Market size
- Market segments
Strengths and weaknesses of the low carb trend
The strengths
and the weaknesses
Conclusions
CHAPTER 4: CONSUMER FOCUS
- Introduction
- Key findings
- Consumer profile
- Consumer survey
- dieting population profile
- Consumer behavior
- Consumer drivers
- Conclusions
CHAPTER 5: COMPETITIVE DYNAMICS
- Introduction
- Key findings
- Manufacturer identification
- low carb manufacturers
- Case Study: Atkins Nutritionals
- Case Study 2: Keto Foods
- Industry survey
- The low carb marketplace
- Conclusions
CHAPTER 6: MEDICAL & REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT
- Introduction
- Key findings
- The science behind dieting
- The low fat and low carb theories
- The low fat and low carb trends
- The glycemic index
- low carbohydrate studies
- Government
- The Food Guide Pyramid
- The FDA and nutrition labels
- Conclusions
CHAPTER 7: THE FUTURE DECODED
- Introduction
- Key findings
- The bakery, snacks, and prepared meal categories will comprise 38% of
- the low carb marketplace in 2008
- Increased participation by major CPG companies will drive market
- consolidation
- Buy-in of Healthful Eaters and healthcare referrals will be vital to the
- sustainability of the low carb market
- The next "big thing" is likely to be at least five years away
- industry and Consumer components necessary for significant trends
CHAPTER 8: ACTION POINTS
- Introduction
- Key findings
- Develop ingredient substitutes to improve the taste of low carb
- products, while maintaining competitive prices and late night snacking
- appeal
- Develop a thorough understanding of the low carb landscape in order
- to build a strong brand and become well-positioned to make strategic
- alliances and acquisitions
- Educate consumers by emphasizing the healthfulness of a low carb
- lifestyle through marketing campaigns, partnerships with healthcare
- professionals, and community outreach programs
- Conclusions
CHAPTER 9: APPENDIX
- Definitions
- Relevant links
- How to contact experts in your industry
AbstractAs the low carb craze kicks into high gear, companies are pumping out new products faster than
stores can stock them in hopes of cashing in on low carb’s healthy profits. From Atkins to longterm
low carbohydrate lifestyles, Datamonitor’s report, The US Low Carb Lifestyle, will
investigate where the trend came from, how it has evolved and where it will go.
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