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NBJ's Supplement Business Report 2005

Published by: Nutrition Business Journal

Published: Oct. 1, 2005 - 837 Pages


Table of Contents


1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

1.1. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS




2. SUPPLEMENT OVERVIEW

2.1. NUTRITION INDUSTRY & SUPPLEMENT DATA OVERVIEW


2.1.1. Supplements Turn in a Checkered Performance in 2004

2.1.2. Nutrition Industry & Supplement Data Detail 1997-2004

2.1.3. Nutrition & Supplement Industry Growth 2001 - 2004

2.1.4. Historical & Forecast Annual Supplement Growth Trends, 1990-2013

2.1.5. NBJ Growth Forecasts

2.1.6. Discussion of Growth Factors

2.1.7. Consumer issues


2.2. GROWTH TRENDS IN SUPPLEMENT SALES BY PRODUCT CATEGORY

2.3. SALES CHANNEL TRENDS, 1997-2004

2.4. TOP SUPPLEMENTS, 2000-2004

2.5. CONDITION-SPECIFIC ANALYSIS

2.6. M&A IN THE SUPPLEMENT INDUSTRY




3. REGULATORY ISSUES

3.1. REGULATORY OVERVIEW IN 2005


3.1.1. IOM Calls for Closer Regulation of Supplements; Vioxx Shifts Heat to the Pharmaceutical Industry

3.1.2. Industry Associations Describe Regulatory Issues to Watch in 2005


3.2. PERSPECTIVE ON RECENT REGULATORY ISSUES


3.2.1. Supplement Industry Leaders Assess Regulatory and Legislative Challenges

3.2.2. Good Manufacturing Practices

3.2.3. Bioterrorism Regulations

3.2.4. Ephedra Ban Draws Praise and Concerns

3.2.5. Presidential Mandate Makes Andro A Controlled Substance

3.2.6. High-Profile News Stories Heighten Concern Over Supplement Safety

3.2.7. FDA, FTC Intensify Scrutiny of Supplements; Departure of FDA Director Adds To Uncertainty

3.2.8. FDA Commissioner Departs; Crawford Resumes Helm On Interim Basis

3.2.9. CFSAN Announces Ambitious Short-Term Goals

3.2.10. Bills to Tighten Regulations Remain in Limbo; AER is a Key Concern




4. VITAMINS

4.1. VITAMINS DATA OVERVIEW


4.1.1. Vitamins Up 4%; E Slides on Negative Media

4.1.2. Yearly Trends in Vitamin Sales

4.1.3. Vitamin Sales by Channel

4.1.4. 2004 Trend Become Fad: Low Carb Multivitamins

4.1.5. Vitamin Price Analysis

4.1.6. Vitamin Consumer Analysis


4.2. VITAMIN MARKET SHARES AND TOP COMPANIES

4.3. COMPANY FEATURE AND CATEGORY PROFILES


4.3.1. Wyeth Brands Beat The Competition With ‘Claimology’

4.3.2. Antioxidants

4.3.3. Suppliers Think Functional Foods are Limiting the Growth of Supplements




5. HERBS & BOTANICALS

5.1. HERBAL OVERVIEW & DATA SUMMARY


5.1.1. Herbs From Worse to Better

5.1.2. Study Confirms 50% Jump in Herbal Use to 38 Million Adults

5.1.3. Combination Herbs

5.1.4. Single Herbs

5.1.5. Consumer Use of Herbal & Botanical Supplements


5.2. TOP COMPANIES IN HERBAL & BOTANICAL SUPPLEMENTS

5.3. HERBS AND WEIGHT LOSS


5.3.1. Fortunes Shift in Weight Loss Supplement Category

5.3.2. Weight Loss Category Dwindles in Size in Post-Ephedra Era


5.4. HERBAL PRODUCT PROFILES


5.4.1. Kava Kava

5.4.2. Ayurvedic Brand Off to Good Start for Herbal Supplier; Ecological Initiatives Enhance Sales

5.4.3. Liquid Tonics Go From Strength to Strength in Network Marketing

5.4.4. Chinese Herbs

5.4.5. Herbal Sexual Health Supplements

5.4.6. Untapped Potential in Women’s Herbs


5.5. COMPANY CASES: EUROPEAN INFLUENCE IN BOTANICALS


5.5.1. Balestra & Mech Launches Italian Herbal Products in the U.S.

5.5.2. European View: Lessons American Herbal Marketers Should Learn




6. SPORTS SUPPLEMENTS

6.1. SPORTS SUPPLEMENTS DATA OVERVIEW


6.1.1. Sports Supplements Look for an Edge in 2005


6.2. YEARLY TRENDS IN SPORTS SUPPLEMENT SALES


6.2.1. Nitric Oxide

6.2.2. Creatine

6.2.3. HMB (Beta-hydroxy-beta-methylbutyrate)

6.2.4. Glutamine

6.2.5. L-Carnitine


6.3. SPORTS SUPPLEMENT COMPANIES


6.3.1. Way Forward for Whey

6.3.2. Universal Nutrition’s Segmented Brands Appeal to Wide Range of Consumers

6.3.3. Prohormones Banned: Natural Testosterone Formulas Fill Vacuum

6.3.4. Octagon and Premier Management Define Terms of Endorsement

6.3.5. Club Operators Tailor Nutrition Offerings to Match Demographics

6.3.6. Stallone Enters the Sports Market With Sales Blazing




7. MINERALS

7.1. MINERALS DATA OVERVIEW


7.1.1. 2004 Overview

7.1.2. Yearly Trends in Mineral Sales

7.1.3. Mineral Sales by Channel & Pricing Trends

7.1.4. Consumer Use of Minerals in 2004

7.1.5. Top Mineral Companies


7.2. ANALYSIS OF INDIVIDUAL MINERAL CATEGORIES


7.2.1. Calcium

7.2.2. Magnesium

7.2.3. Chromium

7.2.4. Zinc

7.2.5. Mineral Market Drivers




8. MEAL SUPPLEMENTS

8.1. MEAL SUPPLEMENT DATA OVERVIEW


8.1.1. Meal Replacements Impacted By Low-Carb: Slim-Fast Slides Again

8.1.2. Meal Replacement Facts

8.1.3. Mass Market & Meal Replacements: A Pre-Low-Carb Era Perspective




9. SPECIALTY SUPPLEMENTS

9.1. SPECIALTY SUPPLEMENT DATA OVERVIEW


9.1.1. 2004 Overview


9.2. SPECIALTY SUPPLEMENTS SUBCATEGORIES


9.2.1. Glucosamine

9.2.2. EFAs: Fish Oils and Plant Oils

9.2.3. CoQ10

9.2.4. Probiotics

9.2.5. Enzymes

9.2.6. Homeopathic Remedies

9.2.7. SAM-e Supplements

9.2.8. Yearly Trends of other specialty supplements

9.2.9. Channel Analysis

9.2.10. Consumer Use of Specialty Supplements


9.3. TOP COMPANIES IN THE SPECIALTY SUPPLEMENT CATEGORY


9.3.1. Specialty Supplement Ingredients Showing Up in Functional Foods

9.3.2. Spectrum Moves to Oil Seed Country to Reap Benefit of Lower Costs




10. CONDITION SPECIFIC MARKETS

10.1. OVERVIEW OF CONDITION-SPECIFIC DATA AND MARKETING


10.1.1. $1.5-Trillion Health Care Context

10.1.2. Condition-Specific Marketing a Double-Edged Sword for Retailers

10.1.3. Drugstores Dot OTC Aisles with Natural Alternatives

10.1.4. Opportunity Ahead for OTC-Supplement Combos

10.1.5. Science Will Define More Benefits

10.1.6. More Evidence for Supplements’ Role in Reducing Health Costs

10.1.7. Science: The Engine and the Driver of the Supplement Industry


10.2. HEART HEALTH


10.2.1. Natural Remedies Lower Cholesterol

10.2.2. Wakunaga Markets Enhanced Garlic


10.3. MENOPAUSE SUPPORT


10.3.1. Supplements for Menopause

10.3.2. Phytoestrogens Offers HRT Users a Choice

10.3.3. GlaxoSmithKline Conducts Science- & Compassion-Based Marketing

10.3.4. Novogen Maintains Tradition of Strong Science

10.3.5. Women’s Brands Demand Forethought


10.4. GASTROINTESTINAL HEALTH


10.4.1. Consumers Going With Their Gut

10.4.2. New Chapter Views Cultured Nutrients as Industry Core

10.4.3. Foreign Firms Come Bearing Probiotics in New Formats


10.5. DIABETES MARKET

10.6. IMMUNE HEALTH MARKET


10.6.1. MLM Is Channel of Choice For Immune- Boosting Supplement


10.7. SPORTS/ENERGY & WEIGHT-LOSS MARKET

10.8. MENTAL ACUITY MARKET


10.8.1. Consumers Wise up to Smart Supplements


10.9. INSOMNIA HEALTH MARKET

10.10. MOOD HEALTH MARKET


10.10.1. Kava Producers Anxiously Await Results of U.S. Clinical Studies


10.11. JOINT HEALTH MARKET


10.11.1. There's Something About Glucosamine

10.11.2. Ingredients That Differentiate Joint Care Products Should Thrive as Glucosamine Flattens

10.11.3. COX-2 Controversy Fuels Interest in CAM Therapies For Arthritis


10.12. SEXUAL HEALTH MARKET


10.12.1. Daily Wellness, Hauser and NX Nutraceuticals reflect on new growth in an ancient market.

10.12.2. Searching for Potent Ingredients

10.12.3. Daily Wellness Explores New Market With Fertility Supplement

10.12.4. Science Backs Herbal Sex Supplements


10.13. BONE HEALTH MARKET

10.14. ANTI-CANCER MARKET


10.14.1. Researchers Mobilize to Test CAM’s Role in Global Cancer Epidemic




11. CONSUMER TRENDS & SPENDING

11.1. OVERVIEW


11.1.1. Supplement Use Grows Long Term, Fluctuates Short Term

11.1.2. New Government Data: 36% of Adults Use Complementary Medicine

11.1.3. CAM Attracts Those Who Can’t Afford Conventional Care

11.1.4. Healthcare Costs and Internet Access Drive Demand for CAM

11.1.5. Focusing on Aging & Nutrition as a Key to Costs

11.1.6. Where Are Consumers Headed? Traditional Tools Alone Won’t Provide the Answer

11.1.7. NMI Sees Polarization Among Both LOHAS and Health & Wellness Consumers

11.1.8. Ethnic Strategy: Ventana Health Targets Acculturated Latinos

11.1.9. Everlast Launches Energy Drinks and Supplements Tailored to Hispanic Consumers

11.1.10. Consumer Research Reveal Seeds of Long-Term Growth

11.1.11. DSEA Commissions Harris Interactive Study

11.1.12. Consumers Make Clearer Link between Diet and Health

11.1.13. Health Concerns Similar, but Motivations Vary Worldwide

11.1.14. RoperASW: Consumers Adopt Longer-View of Health, Environment


11.2. SPECIAL ANALYSIS: UNDERSTANDING SUPPLEMENTS ROLE IN U.S HEALTHCARE COSTS & POTENTIAL SAVINGS


11.2.1. Focusing on Aging & Nutrition as a Key to Costs

11.2.2. HMOs Don’t Take the Bait

11.2.3. Plant Sterols Show Savings Promise

11.2.4. Canadian Study Places A Figure on Functional Foods

11.2.5. CRN Uses Health Economics to Demonstrate Benefits of GMPs

11.2.6. GlaxoSmithKline Examines Potential Savings from Calcium Supplements

11.2.7. Wyeth Commissions Study as Steam Builds for Multivitamins

11.2.8. Applying the Knowledge

11.2.9. Insurers Reward Healthy Behavior: Can Supplements Qualify?

11.2.10. At a Tipping Point




12. RETAIL SALES CHANNELS

12.1. RETAIL DATA OVERVIEW


12.1.1. Retailers Should Note 2004 Trends to Reap Benefits in New Year

12.1.2. Distributors Pursue Category Management and Other Strategies to Stay Ahead

12.1.3. Supernatural Powers: Whole Foods, Wild Oats Forge Divergent Growth Paths in 2005

12.1.4. Supplement Manufacturers Offer Perspective on the Natural Retail Channel

12.1.5. Race To Capture Natural & Organic Consumer Accelerates

12.1.6. Channel Strategy Focus: Ideasphere Spends Year Restoring Relationships and Twinlab Brand

12.1.7. Looking Ahead: What Retailers Should Consider in 2005




13. PRACTITIONER CHANNEL

13.1. PRACTITIONER SUPPLEMENT MARKET


13.1.1. Practitioner Companies Report Strong Demand From Medical Doctors

13.1.2. Respect For and Use of CAM Grows Among Hospitals and Doctors

13.1.3. Promising Findings Fuel Federal Support for CAM Research

13.1.4. Investment in Professional Brands Indicates an Attractive Supplement Segment

13.1.5. Health Insurance Crisis Elevates CAM Coverage, But Will Savings Accrue?

13.1.6. Best Selling Products with Practitioners

13.1.7. Marketing Tactics for Selling Practitioner Lines

13.1.8. Professional Associations Show Every Indication for Healthy Growth in CAM and Supplement Sales

13.1.9. East Meets West: Strides Are Made In Integrating TCM With Allopathic Medicine

13.1.10. Integrative Medicine of the Future




14. MULTILEVEL MARKETING

14.1. MARKET & DATA TRENDS


14.1.1. Direct Sales Outperform Retail in 2004: MLMs Lead the Way

14.1.2. Regulatory & Legal Issues Remain Prominent for MLMs

14.1.3. China On Verge Of Opening Vast Market For Direct Selling

14.1.4. Direct Selling Regains Status on Wall Street: Analysis by Adams Harkness


14.2. PROFILES & PERSPECTIVES OF SELECTED MLMS


14.2.1. Tianshi Gives TCM a Global Network Marketing Presence

14.2.2. Avon Moves Wellness Products to the Core of Its Catalog

14.2.3. Unicity International Rebounds Under New Ownership

14.2.4. Advocare Guides Distributors on the Path to Financial Success

14.2.5. Nutrilite Invests in Nutragenomics

14.2.6. GNLD Tailors Strategy to Socio-Economic Conditions


14.3. FUTURE TRENDS IN DIRECT MARKETING




15. MAIL ORDER & DRTV

15.1. MAIL ORDER & DIRECT RESPONSE MARKET


15.1.1. Stiff Competition in Direct Response TV

15.1.2. DRTV Sales Grow; Transition to Retail is the Ideal Outcome

15.1.3. History of Mail Order Catalogs




16. E-COMMERCE

16.1. E-COMMERCE MARKET


16.1.1. Electronic Retailing in 2005: Internet Sales Accelerate

16.1.2. Etailer and Retailer Reflect on Changing Market for Sports Nutrition Products

16.1.3. Custom Nutrition Sites Create Viable Business Models In Cyberspace




17. RAW MATERIAL SUPPLY

17.1. INTRODUCTION AND DATA SUMMARY FOR SUPPLEMENT RAW MATERIALS


17.1.1. 2005 Overview

17.1.2. 2004 Review


17.2. VITAMINS

17.3. MINERALS

17.4. HERBS & BOTANICALS

17.5. SPORTS NUTRITION SUPPLEMENTS

17.6. MEAL SUPPLEMENTS

17.7. SPECIALTY SUPPLEMENTS


17.7.1. Quality Versus Price

17.7.2. Manufacturers Ask for More

17.7.3. Raw Material Strategies

17.7.4. Raising the Customer Service Bar

17.7.5. Food Supply Worth the Investment

17.7.6. The Supply Chain Numbers




18. GLOBAL MARKETS

18.1. GROWING MARKETS REACH DIFFERENT STAGES OF MATURITY, MASS-MARKET PENETRATION AND REGULATORY CLARITY


18.1.1. EU Food Supplement Directive Favors Large Companies and Synthetic Ingredients, Critics

Contend

18.1.2. M&A Activity Stirs in European Market for Dietary Supplements

18.1.3. Popularity of Western Supplements Yields Growing Sales in China

18.1.4. Nu Skin Expands Operations In China

18.1.5. Hutchison Forges Joint Ventures in TCM

18.1.6. Companies Reflect on Changes Down Under

18.1.7. Australian Supplement Sales Bounce Back in ’04

18.1.8. Blackmores Benefits in Wake of Australia’s Pan Pharma Debacle

18.1.9. Nutralife Builds On Success In New Zealand By Developing Export Channels

18.1.10. Passage to India: Subcontinent Wrestles With Framework for Nutrition Products

18.1.11. Indians Rediscover the Ancient Art of Ayurvedic Healing

18.1.12. Economic Growth Fuels Dietary Supplement Sales in Czech Republic

18.1.13. ‘Emerging’ Supplement Markets Approach One Third of Sales in 2003

18.1.14. Global Drivers Share Much in Common




19. SUPPLEMENT COMPANY PROFILES

1 Abbott Laboratories/Ross Products Division

2 Aboca

3 ADH Health Products, Inc.

4 Alacer

5 Allergy Research Group

6 American Health Sciences

7 Amerifit

8 Anabolic Labs

9 Apex Fitness

10 Arizona Natural Products

11 Arkopharma / Health From The Sun

12 AST Sports Science

13 Atkins Nutritionals

14 Barlean’s Organic Oils

15 Basic Research (Zoeller Labs)

16 Bausch & Lomb

17 Bayer

18 Beehive Botanicals

19 Berkeley Premium Nutraceuticals

20 Bluebonnet Nutrition Corporation

21 Bodyonics

22 Boiron USA

23 Botanical Labs

24 Bricker Labs

25 Bristol Myers Squibb / Mead Johnson

26 Cadbury Schweppes

27 Celebrity Products Direct

28 Champion Nutrition

29 Chattem (Sunsource)

30 Continental Vitamin

31 Country Life

32 Crystal Star Herbal Nutrition

33 Cytodyne

34 CytoSport

35 Delavau*

36 Enzymatic Therapy

37 Enzymedica

38 Experimental & Applied Sciences (EAS)

39 Fizogen Precision Technologies

40 Flora Inc.

41 Futurebiotics

42 Garden of Life

43 Garden State Nutritionals (VitaQuest Intl.)

44 GlaxoSmithKline

45 GNC Manufacturing

46 Goen Group (TrimSpa)

47 Green Pharmaceuticals

48 Hain Celestial

49 Health & Nutrition Systems/Ashlin Development Corp

50 Healthy Directions (Doctor's Pref.)

51 HVL Inc. (Douglas Labs)

52 Impact Nutrition

53 Integrative Therapeutics

54 Integrated BioPharma (Agrolabs)

55 Inverness

56 Isatori Global Technologies

57 ISS Research

58 Jarrow Formulas

59 Kaizen Nutrition

60 Knight-McDowell Labs

61 Labrada Bodybuilding Nutrition

62 Lane Labs

63 Leiner Health Products*

64 Lichtwer Pharma US

65 Life Extension

66 Maharishi Ayur-Ved Products Int'l, Inc

67 Maitake Products, Inc

68 Matrixx Initiatives

69 Max Muscle

70 Maximum Human Performance

71 McNeil Nutritionals, LLC

72 Medical Research Institute

73 Medifast

74 Megafood

75 Metabolic Maintenance Products

76 Metabolic Response Modifiers

77 Metabolife International

78 Metagenics

79 Mission Pharmacal

80 MLO Products

81 Muscle Marketing USA

82 MuscleTech

83 National Enzyme Company

84 Natrol

85 Naturade Inc.

86 Natural Alternatives International, Inc.

87 Natural Balance

88 Natural Organics (Nature's Plus)

89 Naturally Vitamins, Inc.

90 Nature's Answer

91 Nature's Benefit

92 Nature's Best

93 Nature's Life

94 Nature's Secret

95 Natures Way Products (B&T)

96 NBTY

98 Nestle

99 Next Proteins International

100 Nordic Naturals

101 Novartis

102 Novogen, Inc.

103 Now Foods

104 Nutraceutical International

105 Nutraceutix

106 NutraMax

107 Nutrex Research

108 Nutrition Now, Inc.

109 Nutritional Labs International*

110 NVE Pharmaceutical

111 NX Nutritionals (Vermo Max)

112 Olympian Labs

113 Omni Nutraceuticals (Irwin/4Health)

114 Optimum Nutrition

116 Pacific Nutritional Inc.*

117 PacificHealth Laboratories Inc.

118 PatentHealth (PatentLean)

119 Perrigo*

120 Pharmaton Natural Health Products

121 Pharmavite*

122 Planetary Formulas/Threshold

123 PowerMedica

124 Prince of Peace Enterprises

125 ProForm Labs

126 Progressive Laboratories*

127 Pure Encapsulations

128 Quigley Corporation

129 Rainbow Light Nutritional Systems

130 Real Health Laboratories

131 Ricola

132 S.A.N. Corp

133 SciFit

134 Similasan USA

135 Source Naturals

136 Spectrum Organic Products, Inc

137 SportPharma

138 Standard Homeopathic

139 Standard Process

140 Summa Rx Laboratories, Inc

141 Supernutrition

142 Symco

143 Thermo-Life International

144 Thorne Research

145 TwinLab Corporation

146 Ultimate Nutrition, Inc

147 Unilever (SlimFast)

148 Universal Nutrition

149 VitaMist

150 Vitatech International*

151 Wakunaga of America

152 Weider Nutrition Group

153 Wellements (formerly M.D. Labs)

154 Windmill Consumer

155 Window Rock Health Labs

156 Wyeth (formerly AHP)

157 Yerba Prima




20. RETAILER PROFILES

1 Albertson’s

2 Balducci's

3 Basha’s Supermarkets

4 BJ’s Wholesale Club

5 Copps Food Centers

6 Costco

7 CVS

8 Earth Fare

9 Fruitful Yield

10 Giant Food

11 GNC

12 Great Earth

13 K-Mart

14 MaxMuscle

15 NutriSport

16 Pharmaca Integrative Pharmacy

17 Rite Aid

18 Safeway

19 Sam’s Club

20 (Seattle) Super Supplements

21 Trader Joe’s

22 United Supermarkets

23 Vitamin Cottage

24 Vitamin Shoppe

25 Vitamin World

26 Wal-Mart

27 Whole Foods

28 Wild Oats




21. DIRECT TO CONSUMER SUPPLEMENT PROFILES

# Company # Company

1 AARP 25 Global Health Trax

2 AMS Health Sciences, Inc.

3 Advocare International

4 Allergy Research

6 Alticor (Amway, Nutrilite, Quixtar)

7 American Health

8 Apex Fitness Group

9 Avon Products

10 Basic Research

11 Berkeley Premium Nutraceuticals

12 Beverly International

13 Blue Spring International

14 Bodywise International

15 Carter-Reed

16 Castle Body Health

17 Cortislim (Window Rock Health Labs)

18 Designs for Health

19 Discount Vitamins & Herbs

20 Doctor's Preferred (Healthy Directions LLC, formerly Phillips Health LLC)

21 Douglas Labs

22 Drugstore.com

23 Forever Living

24 FreeLife International

25 Global Health Trax

26 Golden Neo-Life Diamite Intl.

27 Great American Products

28 Guthy Renker

29 Herbalife

30 Home Shopping Network

31 Infinity2

32 Integrative Therapeutics

33 Integris Global

34 IsaGenix

35 ITV Direct (Supreme Greens)

36 Kan Herbs

37 Life Enhancement

38 Life Force International

39 LifeExtension

40 Lifeline Technologies

41 Mannatech

42 MDR Fitness Corp. (MDR Vital Factors)

43 Melaleuca

44 Mera Pharmaceuticals

45 Metabolic Maintenance

46 Metagenics

47 MuscleMaster.com

48 Natren

49 Naturalist.com (Mothernature)

50 Natural Health Trends Corp. (Kaire, Lexxus)

51 Nature's Sunshine

52 NBTY

53 New Vision Intl.

54 Neways International

55 NSA (Juice Plus+)

56 Nutritionproducts.com

57 Obesity Research Institute (Propolene)

58 Oxyfresh Worldwide

59 Pharmanex (NuSkin)

60 Progressive Labs

61 Pure Encapsultions

62 Purity Products (Ultimate HA)

63 QVC

64 Reliv International

65 Seroyal International

66 Shaklee (Activated/Ripplewood)

67 Sportron International

68 Standard Process

69 Suarez Corp / Biotech Research (AbGone)

70 Sun Chlorella

71 Sunrider

72 Swanson Health Products

73 Symmetry Corporation

74 Tahitian Noni International (Morinda Holdings Inc.)

75 Thorne Research

76 Goen Group (TrimSpa)

77 TriVita Inc. (TriVita Way)

78 Unicity International

79 USANA

80 Vitamark Corp. (formerly Vitacorp Int.)

81 Vitacost.com

82 Vital Basics (Focus Factor)

83 Vitalife

84 VitaminLab.com

85 VitaminShoppe.com

86 Wellness International

87 Welnia

88 XanGo




TABLE OF FIGURES




1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Figure 1 1 U.S. Supplement vs. Total Nutrition Industry Annual Sales Growth Rates, 1990-2013

Figure 1 2 U.S. Supplements by Product in 2004 ($mil, consumer sales)

Figure 1 3 U.S. Supplement Sales by Channel in 2004 ($mil, consumer sales)




2. SUPPLEMENT OVERVIEW

Figure 2 1 U.S. Nutrition Industry by Product, 1997-2004 ($mil, consumer sales)

Figure 2 2 U.S. Nutrition Industry by Product Growth, 1998-2004 & ‘05-’10 Growth Forecast*

Figure 2 3 U.S. Nutrition Industry Revenues, 2004 ($mil, consumer sales)

Figure 2 4 U.S. Nutrition Industry Revenues, 2003 ($mil, consumer sales)

Figure 2 5 U.S. Nutrition Industry Revenues, 2002 ($mil, consumer sales)

Figure 2 6 U.S. Nutrition Industry Revenues, 2001 ($mil, consumer sales)

Figure 2 7 U.S. Nutrition Industry Revenues, 2000 ($mil, consumer sales)

Figure 2 8 U.S. Nutrition Industry Sales by Channel: 1997-2004

Figure 2 9 U.S. Nutrition Industry Sales Growth by Channel: 1998-2004 & ‘05-’10 Growth Forecast

Figure 2 10 Growth in Supplement and Nutrition Industry Product Sales, All Channels, 2004

Figure 2 11 Growth in Supplement and Nutrition Industry Product Sales, All Channels, 2003

Figure 2 12 Growth in Supplement and Nutrition Industry Product Sales, All Channels, 2002

Figure 2 13 Growth in Supplement and Nutrition Industry Product Sales, All Channels, 2001

Figure 2 14 Growth in Supplement and Nutrition Industry Product Sales, All Channels, 2000

Figure 2 15 Growth in Nutrition Industry Sales by Channel, 2004

Figure 2 16 Growth in Nutrition Industry Sales by Channel, 2003

Figure 2 17 Growth in Nutrition Industry Sales by Channel, 2002

Figure 2 18 Growth in Nutrition Industry Sales by Channel, 2001

Figure 2 19 Growth in Supplement Sales by Channel, 2004

Figure 2 20 Growth in Supplement Sales by Channel, 2003

Figure 2 21 Growth in Supplement Sales by Channel, 2002

Figure 2 22 Growth in Supplement Sales by Channel, 2001

Figure 2 23 Growth in Supplement Sales by Channel, 2000

Figure 2 24 Growth in Supplement Sales by Channel, 1999

Figure 2 25 Growth in Supplement Sales: IRI data on Food & Drugstores, 2004 (52 weeks end 1/2/2005)

Figure 2 26 Growth in Supplement Sales: IRI data on Food & Drugstores, 2003 (52 weeks end 1/4/2004)

Figure 2 27 Growth in Supplement Sales: IRI data on FDM stores, 2002 (52 weeks to 1/5/2003)

Figure 2 28 Growth in Supplement Sales: IRI data on FDM stores, 2001 (52 weeks to 12/30/2001)

Figure 2 29 Growth in Supplement Sales: IRI data on FDM stores, 2000 (52 weeks to 12/10/2000)

Figure 2 30 U.S. Supplement vs. Total Nutrition Industry Annual Sales Growth Rates, 1990-2013

Figure 2 31 U.S. Supplement vs. Natural/Organic Foods Annual Sales Growth Rates, 1990-2013

Figure 2 32 U.S. Supplement vs. Functional Foods Annual Sales Growth Rates, 1990-2013

Figure 2 33 U.S. Vitamin vs. Total Supplements Annual Sales Growth Rates, 1990-2013

Figure 2 34 U.S. Herbs vs. Total Supplements Annual Sales Growth Rates, 1990-2013

Figure 2 35 U.S. Minerals vs. Total Supplement Annual Sales Growth Rates, 1990-2013

Figure 2 36 U.S. Sports Supplement vs. Total Supplement Sales Annual Growth Rates, 1990-2013

Figure 2 37 U.S. Meal Replacement vs. Total Supplements Sales Annual Growth Rates, 1990-2013

Figure 2 38 U.S. Specialty Supplement vs. Total Supplements Sales Annual Growth Rates, 1990-2013

Figure 2 39 Annual U.S. Consumer Sales of Supplements, 2005-2013 in $mil

Figure 2 40 NBJ Growth Forecast in Supplement Sales: Annual Average, 2005-2013 CAGR

Figure 2 41 NBJ Supplement Sales Growth Rate Forecasts by Product Category, 2005-2013

Figure 2 42 NBJ Supplement Sales Growth Forecasts by Product Category, 2005-2013 ($mil)

Figure 2 43 List of ‘Hot Supplements’ with Potential to Drive Growth

Figure 2 44 U.S Consumer Supplement Use Summary, 2004

Figure 2 45 All Supplements Use: U.S Consumer Type and Market share, 1999-2004

Figure 2 46 U.S.Supplements Users & Non-Users 1999-2004

Figure 2 47 All Supplements Use: U.S Consumer Type All Supplements by Number of Users, 1999-

2004 (millions of American adults)

Figure 2 48 U.S. Supplements by Product, 1997-2004 ($mil, consumer sales)

Figure 2 49 U.S. Supplement Sales by Product % of Total: 1989-1996

Figure 2 50 U.S. Supplement Sales by Product % of Total: 1997-2004

Figure 2 51 U.S. Vitamin Sales & Growth: 1997-2004

Figure 2 52 U.S. Herbs & Botanicals Sales & Growth: 1997-2004

Figure 2 53 U.S. Sports Nutrition Supplements Sales & Growth: 1997-2004

Figure 2 54 U.S. Minerals Sales & Growth: 1997-2004

Figure 2 55 U.S. Meal Supplement Sales & Growth: 1997-2004

Figure 2 56 U.S. Specialty/Other Supplement Sales & Growth: 1997-2004

Figure 2 57 Distribution of US Supplement Sales, 2004

Figure 2 58 Distribution of US Supplement Sales, 2004

Figure 2 59 U.S. Supplement Sales ($mil) by Sales Channel 1997-2004

Figure 2 60 Supplement Sales by Retail Category, 2004

Figure 2 61 U.S. Supplement Sales Growth by Channel, 2004

Figure 2 62 U.S. Supplement Sales Growth Rates, Mass Market (circle) vs. Natural Food/Specialty Retail (box) in 1998-2004

Figure 2 63 U.S. Supplement Sales Growth Rates by Channel, Mass Market Stores (circle) vs. All Supplements (triangle), 1998-2004

Figure 2 64 U.S. Supplement Sales Growth Rates by Channel, NF/Specialty Stores (box) vs. All Supplements (triangle) 1998-2004

Figure 2 65 U.S. Supplement Sales Growth Rates by Channel, Mail Order & DRTV (diamond) vs. All Supplements (triangle) 1998-2004

Figure 2 66 U.S. Supplement Sales Growth Rates by Channel, Multi-Level Marketing (MLM, circle

and bottom line) vs. All Supplements (triangle), 1998-2004

Figure 2 67 U.S. Supplement Sales Growth Rates by Channel, Practitioners (top line) vs. All Supplements (triangle), 1998-2004

Figure 2 68 U.S. Supplement Sales Growth Rates by Channel, Internet (top line) vs. All Supplements (triangle), 1998-2004

Figure 2 69 Top 45 US Supplement in Sales in 2004 ($M, consumer sales)

Figure 2 70 U.S. Condition Specific Supplement Markets

Figure 2 71 Notable U.S. Supplement Industry Mergers & Acquisitions: 1998-Present




3. REGULATORY ISSUES




4. VITAMINS

Figure 4 1 U.S. Vitamins Sales, 1997-2004 ($mil)

Figure 4 2 Growth in Vitamin Sales, All Channels, 2003 (white) & 2004 (grey)

Figure 4 3 Vitamin Sales Growth by Channel, 2003 (white) & 2004 (grey)

Figure 4 4 U.S. Vitamins Sales, 1997-2004

Figure 4 5 U.S. Vitamins Sales, Growth Rates, 1997-2004

Figure 4 6 U.S. Vitamin Consumer Sales by Product, 1997-2004 ($mil)

Figure 4 7 U.S. Vitamin Sales Forecast, 2005-2013 ($mil)

Figure 4 8 U.S. Vitamin Sales Annual Growth Rates, 1997-2013

Figure 4 9 U.S. Supplements: All Vitamin Sales, 1997-2004 in $mil

4 10 U.S. Vitamins E Sales and Growth, 1997-2004 ($mil)

Figure 4 11 Children’s Multivitamin Sales, U.S., 1999-2004 ($mil)

Figure 4 12 U.S. Supplements: Multivitamin Sales and Growth, 1995-2004 in $mil

Figure 4 13 U.S. Supplements: Vitamin C Sales, 1995-2004 in $mil

Figure 4 14 U.S. Supplements: Vitamin E Sales, 1995-2004 in $mil

Figure 4 15 U.S. Supplements: B Vitamin Sales, 1995-2004 in $mil

Figure 4 16 U.S. Supplements: Vitamin A / Beta Carotene Sales, 1995-2004 in $mil

Figure 4 17 Growth in Vitamin Sales: IRI data on FDM stores 52 weeks to 01/02/2005

Figure 4 18 Growth in Vitamin Sales: IRI data on FDM stores 52 weeks to 1/5/2003 & 1/4/2004

Figure 4 19 Growth in Vitamin Sales: IRI data on FDM stores 52 weeks to 01/06/2002

Figure 4 20 Growth in Vitamin Sales: IRI data on FDM stores 52 weeks to 12/10/2000

Figure 4 21 1997-2004 U.S. Vitamin Consumer Sales by Channel ($US and %):

Figure 4 22 U.S. Vitamin Consumer Sales: Product/Channel Matrix, 2001 ($mil)

Figure 4 23 U.S. Vitamin Consumer Sales: Product/Channel Matrix Sales & Growth, 2002 ($mil)

Figure 4 24 U.S. Vitamin Consumer Sales: Product/Channel Matrix Sales & Growth, 2003 ($mil)

Figure 4 25 U.S. Vitamin Consumer Sales: Product/Channel Matrix Sales & Growth, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 4 26 U.S. Multivitamin Sales by Channel, 2003 ($mil)

Figure 4 27 U.S. Multivitamin Sales by Channel, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 4 28 U.S. Vitamin C Sales by Channel, 2003 ($mil)

Figure 4 29 U.S. Vitamin C Sales by Channel, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 4 30 U.S. Vitamin E Sales by Channel, 2003 ($mil)

Figure 4 31 U.S. Vitamin E Sales by Channel, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 4 32 U.S. B Vitamin Sales by Channel, 2003 ($mil)

Figure 4 33 U.S. B Vitamin Sales by Channel, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 4 34 U.S. Vitamin A/Beta Carotene Sales by Channel, 2003 ($mil)

Figure 4 35 U.S. Vitamin A/Beta Carotene Sales by Channel, 2004 ($mil)

igure 4 36 U.S. Other Vitamin Sales by Channel, 2003 ($mil)

Figure 4 37 U.S. Other Vitamin Sales by Channel, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 4 38 U.S. Vitamin Sales, Single vs. Multis, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 4 39 U.S. Vitamin Sales, Single vs. Multis In Natural Retail, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 4 40 U.S. Vitamin Sales, Single vs. Multis In Mass Market Channel, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 4 41 U.S. Vitamin Sales, Single vs. Multis In Direct/Other Channel, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 4 42 U.S. Vitamin Consumer Sales in Mass Market Channel, 2003 & 2004

Figure 4 43 U.S. Vitamin Consumer Sales in Mass Market Channel, January through June 2005

Figure 4 44 Pricing Trends of Vitamins in the Mass Market 2000-2004

Figure 4 45 U.S Consumer Vitamins Use, 2004

Figure 4 46 Vitamin Use: U.S Adult Vitamin Consumers by Market share, 1999-2004

Figure 4 47 Vitamin Use: U.S Consumer Type Vitamin by Number of Users, 1999-2004

Figure 4 48 Top 18 US Vitamin Brands in Mass Market, 2004

Figure 4 49 Top 18 Vitamin Brands in Mass Market Year-to-Date 2005 Through 6-19-05

Figure 4 50 U.S. All Retail Shares of Vitamin E

Figure 4 51 U.S All Retail Shares of Vitamin C, 1999-2003

Figure 4 52 U.S. All Retail Shares of Vitamin B, 1999-2003

Figure 4 53 U.S. All Retail Shares of Multi-Vitamins, 1999-2004

Figure 4 54 Top Wholesale Vitamin Companies, 1999 ($Mil.)

Figure 4 55 Top Wholesale Vitamin Companies, 2002-2004 ($Mil.)

Figure 4 56 Selected Antioxidant Product Sales 1999 - 2003

Figure 4 57 U.S. Supplement (circle) vs. Functional Foods (triangle) vs. Vitamins (square) from 1990-

2013




5. HERBS & BOTANICALS

Figure 5 1 U.S. Herbs & Botanicals Sales, 1997-2004 ($mil)

Figure 5 2 U.S. Herbs & Botanicals Sales Forecast, 2005-2013 ($mil)

Figure 5 3 US Herb & Botanical Sales & Annual Growth, 1994-2004

Figure 5 4 US Total Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1994-2004

Figure 5 5 U.S. Herbs & Botanicals and Total Supplement Sales Growth Rates, 1995-2004

Figure 5 6 Herbs & Botanicals Contribution to Growth, 1997-2004

Figure 5 7 U.S. Herbal & Botanical Sales, Single vs. Combination, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 5 8 Top Selling 46 U.S. Herbs & Botanicals ranked by 2004 sales ($mil, All Channels) 2000-

2004

Figure 5 9 U.S. Herbal & Botanical Consumer Sales by Channel, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 5 10 U.S. Herbal & Botanical Consumer Sales by Channel 2001-2004 ($mil)

Figure 5 11 Top 81 U.S. Single Herbal & Botanical Supplements & Sales by Channel ($mil); 2002 -

2004, Ranked by 2004 Sales

Figure 5 12 2000 Growth in Herb Sales: IRI data on FDM stores 52 weeks to 12/10/2000

Figure 5 13 2001 Growth in Herb Sales: IRI data on FDM stores 52 weeks to 12/30/2001

Figure 5 14 2001 Growth in Herb Sales: IRI data on FDM stores 52 weeks to 12/30/2001

Figure 5 15 2003 Growth in Herb Sales: IRI data on FDM stores 52 weeks to 1/4/2004

Figure 5 16 2004 Growth in Herb Sales: IRI data on FDM stores 52 weeks to 1/2/2005

Figure 5 17 U.S. Herb Consumer Sales in Mass Market Channel, January through June 2005

Figure 5 18 IRI and SPINS data on 2003 & 2004 Growth in Mass Market and Natural Foods Channel

Sales of Herbal & Botanical Supplements

Figure 5 19 U.S Consumer Herbs/Botanicals Use 2004

Figure 5 20 Herbs/Botanicals Use: U.S Consumer Type Herbs/Botanicals Marketshare, 2000-2004

Figure 5 21 Herbs/Botanicals Use: U.S Consumer Type Herbs/Botanicals by Number of Users, 2000-

2004

Figure 5 22 2002 - 2004 Wholesale Herb & Botanical Sales ($M) by Company

Figure 5 23 Spins Data on Herbal Supplements, 2004 (U.S. growth)

Figure 5 24 IRI Data on Herbal Supplements, 2004 (U.S. $mil)

Figure 5 25 Effect of Ephedra: U.S Herbal & Botanical Sales 2002 - 2004 ($mil)

Figure 5 26 U.S Single-Category Mahuang/Ephedra Sales by Channel 2002 - 2004 ($mil)

Figure 5 27 U.S Kava Kava Supplement Sales by Channel 2002 - 2004 ($M)

Figure 5 28 U.S Ayurvedic Herb Sales by Channel 2002 - 2004 ($M)

Figure 5 29 U.S Noni Supplement Sales by Channel 2002 - 2004 ($M)

Figure 5 30 U.S Mangosteen Supplement Sales 2002 - 2004 ($M)

Figure 5 31 U.S Maca Supplement Sales by Channel 2002 - 2004 ($M)

Figure 5 32 U.S Horny Goat Weed Supplement Sales by Channel 2002 - 2004 ($M)

Figure 5 33 U.S. Condition-Specific Supplements: Sexual/Virility 2000-2004

igure 5 34 U.S Black Cohosh Supplement Sales by Channel 2002 - 2004 ($M)




6. SPORTS SUPPLEMENTS

Figure 6 1 US Sports Supplement Market v. Total Supplement Market, 1994-2004

Figure 6 2 U.S. Sports Supp Consumer Sales by Product, 1997-2004 ($mil)

Figure 6 3 US Sports Supplement Growth, 1997-2004

Figure 6 4 US Sports Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1994-2004

Figure 6 5 Total US Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1994-2004

Figure 6 6 US Supplement Growth vs. Sport Supplement Growth, 1994-2004

Figure 6 7 U.S. Sports Supplements Sales Forecast, 2005-2013 ($mil)

Figure 6 8 U.S. Sports Supplement Sales Annual Growth Rates, 1990-2013

Figure 6 9 Growth in U.S. Sports Supplement Sales, All Channels, 2003 (white) & 2004 (grey)

Figure 6 10 U.S. Sports Supplement Sales Growth by Channel, 2003 (white) & 2004 (grey)

Figure 6 11 U.S. Supplements: Sports Powders/Formulas Sales, 1996-2004 in $mil

Figure 6 12 U.S. Supplements: Sports Performance Pills Sales, 1997-2004 in $mil

Figure 6 13 U.S. Supplements: Prepared Drinks (sports formulas) Sales, 1997-2004 in $mil

Figure 6 14 U.S. Sports Supplement Sales, 1997-2004

Figure 6 15 U.S. Sports Supplement Sales Forecast, 2005-2013

Figure 6 16 U.S. Sports Nutrition & Weight Loss Market Sales, 1997-2004

Figure 6 17 U.S. Sports Nutrition & Weight Loss Market Sales, 2005-2013

Figure 6 18 U.S. Sports Pills vs. Total SNWL Sales Annual Growth Rates, 1998-2013

Figure 6 19 U.S. Sports Supplements Market by Distribution Channel 2004 ($Million)

Figure 6 20 U.S. Sports Supplement Sales & Growth by Channel: 1999-2004

Figure 6 21 U.S Consumer Sports Supplement Use Summary, 2004

Figure 6 22 Sports Supplements Use: U.S Consumer Type Market share, 1999-2004

Figure 6 23 Sports Supp Use: U.S Consumer Type by Number of Users, 1999-2004

Figure 6 24 Average Sports Supplement Prices by Channel, 1999-2003

Figure 6 25 Average Sports Supplement Price Growth by Channel, 2000-2003

Figure 6 26 Top Companies in Sports Nutrition Supplements (wholesale $M), 2003, 2004 & Growth




7. MINERALS

Figure 7 1 US Minerals Market v. Total Supplement Market, 1997-2004

Figure 7 2 US Minerals Sales & Annual Growth, 1997-2004

Figure 7 3 US Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1997-2004

Figure 7 4 US Supplement Growth vs. Mineral Growth, 1998-2004

Figure 7 5 U.S. Mineral Consumer Sales by Product, 1997-2004 ($mil)

Figure 7 6 U.S. Minerals Sales Forecast, 2005-2013 ($mil)

Figure 7 7 U.S. Mineral Sales Annual Growth Rates, 1998-2013

Figure 7 8 Growth in U.S. Mineral Sales, All Channels, 2003 (white) & 2004 (grey)

Figure 7 9 U.S. Mineral Sales Growth by Channel, 2003 (black) & 2004 (white)

Figure 7 10 U.S. Supplements: Calcium Sales, 1997-2004 in $mil

Figure 7 11 U.S. Supplements: Iron Sales, 1997-2004 in $mil

Figure 7 12 U.S. Supplements: Magnesium Sales, 1997-2004 in $mil

Figure 7 13 U.S. Supplements: Chromium Sales, 1997-2004 in $mil

Figure 7 14 U.S. Supplements: Zinc Sales, 1997-2004 in $mil

Figure 7 15 U.S. Supplements: Potassium Sales, 1997-2004 in $mil

Figure 7 16 U.S. Supplements: Selenium Sales, 1997-2004 in $mil

Figure 7 17 US Minerals Sales by Individual Mineral, 2004

Figure 7 18 US Minerals Sales by Individual Mineral, 2003

Figure 7 19 U.S. Mineral Consumer Sales in Mass Market Channel, January through June 2005

Figure 7 20 Growth in Mineral Sales: IRI data on FDM stores 52 weeks ending 1/2/2005

Figure 7 21 Growth in Mineral Sales: IRI data on FDM stores 52 weeks to 1/5/2003 & 1/5/2004

Figure 7 22 Growth in Mineral Sales: IRI data on FDM stores 52 weeks to 1/6/2002

Figure 7 23 Growth in Minerals Sales: IRI data on FDM stores 52 weeks to 12/10/2000

Figure 7 24 Growth in Individual Minerals Sales: All Channels, 2003

Figure 7 25 Growth in Individual Minerals Sales: All Channels, 2004

Figure 7 26 U.S. Mineral Sales & Growth by Channel: 2000-2004

Figure 7 27 Mineral Sales Channels: 2004

Figure 7 28 U.S. Mineral Consumer Sales: Product/Channel Matrix, 2002 ($mil)

Figure 7 29 U.S. Mineral Consumer Sales: Product/Channel Matrix Sales & Growth, 2003 ($mil)

Figure 7 30 U.S. Mineral Consumer Sales: Product/Channel Matrix Sales & Growth, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 7 31 Pricing Trends of Minerals in the Mass Market 2000-2004

Figure 7 32 U.S Consumer Minerals Use, 2004

Figure 7 33 Minerals Use: U.S Consumer Type Minerals Market share, 2000-2004

Figure 7 34 Minerals Use: U.S Consumer Type Minerals by Number of Users, 2000-2004

Figure 7 35 2004 Wholesale Mineral Sales by Company ($Mil)

Figure 7 36 Top 39 Wholesale Mineral Companies, 2002 - 2004 ($Mil.)

Figure 7 37 U.S. Calcium Sales by Channel, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 7 38 U.S. Calcium Sales by Channel, 2003 ($mil)

Figure 7 39 IRI’s Leading Calcium Brands in 2004

Figure 7 40 U.S. All Retail Shares of Calcium, 1999-2004

Figure 7 41 U.S. Magnesium Sales by Channel, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 7 42 U.S. Magnesium Sales by Channel, 2003 ($mil)

Figure 7 43 U.S. Chromium Sales by Channel, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 7 44 U.S. Chromium Sales by Channel, 2003 ($mil)

Figure 7 45 U.S. Zinc Sales by Channel, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 7 46 U.S. Zinc Sales by Channel, 2003 ($mil)




8. MEAL SUPPLEMENTS

Figure 8 1 U.S. Meal Supplement Sales, 1994-2004 ($mil)

Figure 8 2 US Meal Replacement Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1994-2004

Figure 8 3 US Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1994-2004

Figure 8 4 US Supplement Growth vs. Meal Replacement Supplement Growth, 1994-2004

Figure 8 5 U.S. Meal Replacement Supplement Sales Forecast, 2005-2013 ($mil)

Figure 8 6 U.S. Liquid Meal Replacement Sales Annual Growth Rates, 1995-2013

Figure 8 7 U.S. Meal Replacement Supplement Sales Growth by Channel, 2003 (white) & 2004 (grey)

Figure 8 8 U.S. Meal Replacement Supplements Consumer Sales by Channel, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 8 9 U.S. Meal Replacement Supplements Consumer Sales & Growth by Channel, 1999-2004 ($mil)

Figure 8 10 2003 IRI Data on U.S. Meal Supplement Consumer Sales and Growth in Mass Market by Brand ($mil)

Figure 8 11 2001 & 2002 IRI Data on U.S. Meal Supplement Consumer Sales in Mass Market by Company ($mil)

Figure 8 12 Meal Supplement Product Prices in FDM, 2003

Figure 8 13 U.S Consumer Meal Supplements Use, 2004

Figure 8 14 Meal Replacement Use: U.S Consumer Type Market share, 1999-2004

Figure 8 15 Top 16 Wholesale Meal Replacement Supplement Companies in 2004, All Channels

Figure 8 16 Top Meal Replacement Supplement Companies in Retail / NFH Channel, 2004

Figure 8 17 Top Meal Replacement Supplement Companies in Retail / Mass Market Channel, 2

Figure 8 18 Top Meal Replacement Supplement Companies in Direct Channels, 2004




9. SPECIALTY SUPPLEMENTS

Figure 9 1 U.S. Specialty Supplements Market by Product 1997-2004

Figure 9 2 US Specialty Supplement v. Total Supplement Sales & Growth, 1997-2004

Figure 9 3 Specialty Supplement Growth and Percentage of Total in 2004

Figure 9 4 US Specialty Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1994-2004

Figure 9 5 US Total Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1994-2004

Figure 9 6 US Supplement Growth vs. Specialty Supplement Growth, 1994-2004

Figure 9 7 U.S. Specialty Supplement & Total Supplement Sales & Growth Forecast, 2005-2013

Figure 9 8 U.S. Specialty Supplement Growth Rate, 1995-2013

Figure 9 9 U.S. Specialty Supplements Market by Distribution Channel 2004 ($Million)

Figure 9 10 U.S. Specialty Supplements Market by Distribution Channel, 2000-2004 ($Million)

Figure 9 11 U.S. Specialty Supplements: Glucosamine/Chondroitin Sales, 1994-2004 in $M

Figure 9 12 U.S. Glucosamine/Chondriotin Sales by Company 2004 ($mil consumer)

Figure 9 13 U.S. Glucosamine Supplements Sales by Distribution Channel 2004 ($M)

Figure 9 14 U.S. Specialty Supplements: Fish/Animal Oils Sales, 1994-2004 in $M

Figure 9 15 U.S. Fish Oil Supplements Sales by Distribution Channel 2004 ($M)

Figure 9 16 U.S. Specialty Supplements: Plant Oil Sales, 1994-2004 in $mil

Figure 9 17 U.S. Plant Oil Supplements Sales by Distribution Channel 2004 ($Million)

Figure 9 18 U.S. Specialty Supplements: CoQ10 Sales, 1994-2004 in $M

Figure 9 19 U.S. CoQ10 Supplements Sales by Distribution Channel 2004 ($M)

Figure 9 20 U.S. Specialty Supplements: Probiotics Sales, 1994-2004 in $M

Figure 9 21 U.S. Probiotic Supplements Sales by Distribution Channel 2004 ($M)

Figure 9 22 U.S. Specialty Supplements: Digestive Enzyme Sales, 1994-2004 in $mil

Figure 9 23 U.S. Digestive Enzyme Supplements Sales by Distribution Channel 2004 ($Million)

Figure 9 24 U.S. Specialty Supplements: Homeopathic Sales, 1994-2004 in $mil

Figure 9 25 U.S. Homeopathic Remedy Sales by Distribution Channel 2004 ($Million)

Figure 9 26 U.S. Homeopathic Sales, 2000

Figure 9 27 U.S. Specialty Supplements: SAMe Sales, 1998-2004 in $mil

Figure 9 28 U.S. SAMe Supplements Sales by Distribution Channel 2004 ($Million)

Figure 9 29 U.S. Specialty Supplements: MSM Sales, 1997-2004 in $mil

Figure 9 30 U.S. MSM Sales by Distribution Channel 2004 ($Million)

Figure 9 31 U.S. Specialty Supplements: Bee Products Sales, 1994-2004 in $mil

igure 9 32 U.S. Bee Product Sales by Distribution Channel 2004 ($Million)

Figure 9 33 U.S. Specialty Supplements: Melatonin Sales, 1994-2004 in $mil

igure 9 34 U.S. Melatonin Sales by Distribution Channel 2004 ($Million)

Figure 9 35 U.S. Specialty Supplements: 5-HTP Sales, 1995-2004 in $mil

igure 9 36 U.S. 5-HTP Sales by Distribution Channel 2004 ($Million)

Figure 9 37 U.S. Specialty Supplements: Gelatin Sales, 1995-2004 in $mil

igure 9 38 U.S. Gelatin Sales by Distribution Channel 2004 ($Million)

Figure 9 39 U.S. Specialty Supplements: DHEA Sales, 1994-2004 in $mil

igure 9 40 U.S. DHEA Sales by Distribution Channel 2004 ($Million)

Figure 9 41 U.S. Specialty Supplement Consumer Sales: Product/Channel Matrix, 2002 ($mil)

Figure 9 42 U.S. Specialty Consumer Sales: Product/Channel Matrix Sales & Growth, 2003 ($mil)

Figure 9 43 U.S. Specialty Consumer Sales: Product/Channel Matrix Sales & Growth, 2004 ($mil)

Figure 9 44 IRI Data on Top Specialty Supplement Sales in US, 2003-2004, FDM (Food, Drug, Mass Merchandiser, excluding WalMart)

Figure 9 45 IRI Data on Specialty Supplement Prices; FDM (Food, Drug, Mass Merchandiser, excluding Wall Mart), 2004

Figure 9 46 U.S. Specialty Supplement Consumer Sales in Mass Market Channel, January through June

2005

Figure 9 47 U.S Consumer Specialty Supplement Use in 2004

Figure 9 48 U.S Consumer Specialty Supplement Use in 2003

Figure 9 49 Specialty Supplements Use: U.S. Consumer Market share, 2000-2004

Figure 9 50 Specialty Supplements Use: U.S Consumer Population, 2000-2004

Figure 9 51 Wholesale Specialty Supplement Sales ($mil) by Company, 1999

Figure 9 52 Top 36 Wholesale Specialty Supplement Sales ($M) by Company, 2002-2004




10. CONDITION SPECIFIC SUPPLEMENTS

Figure 10 1 U.S. Condition Specific Supplement Markets 1999-2004

Figure 10 2 U.S. Health Care Market 2003

Figure 10 3 U.S. Health Care Expenditures

Figure 10 4 U.S. Condition Specific OTC Markets : 2002-2004

Figure 10 5 U.S. Cardiovascular Disease Costs

Figure 10 6 U.S. Consumer Sales for Heart Health 1999-2004

Figure 10 7 U.S. Heart Health Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1999-2004

Figure 10 8 U.S. Cardiovascular Disease Sufferer Information

Figure 10 9 Top U.S. Heart Health Supplements: 1999-2004

Figure 10 10 U.S. Consumer Sales for Menopause Health 1999-2004

Figure 10 11 Top U.S. Menopause Health Supplements: 1999-2004

Figure 10 12 U.S. Menopause Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1999-2004

Figure 10 13 U.S. Consumer Sales for Gastrointestinal Health 2000-2004

Figure 10 14 Top U.S. Gastrointestinal Health Supplements: 1999-2004

Figure 10 15 U.S. Gut Health Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1999-2004

Figure 10 16 U.S. Consumer Sales for Diabetes 2000-2004

Figure 10 17 Top U.S. Diabetes Health Supplements: 1999-2004

Figure 10 18 U.S. Diabetes Statistics

Figure 10 19 U.S. Diabetes Health Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1999-2004

Figure 10 20 U.S. Consumer Sales for Immune Health Market 2000-2004

Figure 10 21 Top U.S. Immune Health Supplements: 1999-2004

Figure 10 22 U.S. Cold/Flu Immune Health Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1999-2004

Figure 10 23 U.S. Consumer Sales for SEWL Market 2000-2004

Figure 10 24 Top U.S. SEWL Supplements: 1999-2004

Figure 10 25 U.S. SNWL Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1999-2004

Figure 10 26 Top U.S. Mental Acuity Supplements: 1999-2004

Figure 10 27 U.S. Mental Acuity Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1999-2004

Figure 10 28 U.S. Consumer Sales for Insomnia 2000-2004

Figure 10 29 Top U.S. Insomnia Health Supplements: 1999-2004

Figure 10 30 U.S. Sleep/Insomnia Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1999-2004

Figure 10 31 U.S. Consumer Sales for Mood Health 2000-2004

Figure 10 32 Top U.S. Mood Health Supplements: 1999-2004

Figure 10 33 U.S. Mood Health Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1999-2004

Figure 10 34 Botanical Mood Boosters

Figure 10 35 U.S. Consumer Sales for Joint Health 2000-2004

Figure 10 36 Top U.S. Joint Health Supplements: 1999-2004

Figure 10 37 U.S. Joint Health Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1999-2004

Figure 10 38 Top U.S. Sexual Health Supplements: 1999-2004

Figure 10 39 U.S. Sexual Health Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1999-2004

Figure 10 40 Top U.S. Bone Health Supplements: 1999-2004

Figure 10 41 U.S. Bone Health Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1999-2004

Figure 10 42 U.S. Consumer Sales for Anti-Cancer 1999-2004

Figure 10 43 Top U.S. Anti-Cancer Health Supplements: 1999-2004

Figure 10 44 U.S. Anti-Cancer Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1999-2004




11. CONSUMER TRENDS & SPENDING

Figure 11 1 U.S. Consumer Usage of Supplements, 2004

Figure 11 2 U.S. Consumer Supplement Usage $ Market share: 1999-2004

Figure 11 3 US Supplement Usage, 2004

Figure 11 4 U.S. Supplement Spending by Consumer Type: 1999-2004

Figure 11 5 U.S. Adult Population by Consumer Supplement Usage Type: 1999-2004

Figure 11 6 Growth in Consumer Group Sales: 2003 (white) & 2004 (grey)

Figure 11 7 Growth in Consumer Group Population: 1999-2004

Figure 11 8 Growth in Consumer Group Sales 1999-2004

Figure 11 9 US Supplement Users & Growth, 1999-2004

Figure 11 10 US Supplement Non-Users & Growth, 1999-2004

Figure 11 11 NBJ’s “Enlightened” Consumer Survey: 2005 Usage Patterns

Figure 11 12 NBJ’s “Enlightened” Consumer Survey: 2005 Usage Patterns

Figure 11 13 U.S. Consumer Usage of Supplements 2001: Harris Interactive/DSEA Poll

Figure 11 14 U.S. Consumer Usage of Vitamins & Minerals: U.S. vs. Europe: 2000

Figure 11 15 U.S. Consumer Usage of Herbs: U.S. vs. Europe: 2000

Figure 11 16 Worldwide Consumer Usage of Supplements in 2001

Figure 11 17 Vitamins consumers want to use and how they get them




12. RETAIL SALES CHANNELS

Figure 12 1 Distribution of US Supplement Sales, 2004

Figure 12 2 Number of Retail Outlets, 2003 & 2004

Figure 12 3 U.S. Natural Retail Supplement Sales by Supplement type, 1999-2004

Figure 12 4 U.S. Mass Market Supplement Sales by Supplement type, 1999-2004

Figure 12 5 U.S. Supplement Sales Growth Rates, Mass Market (square) vs. Natural Food/Specialty Retail (circle) in 1995-2004

Figure 12 6 U.S. Supplement Sales ($mil) by Sales Channel, 1995-2004

Figure 12 7 Nutrition Product Sales and Supplement Sales by Retail Category, 2004

Figure 12 8 Nutrition Product Sales and Supplement Sales by Retail Category, 2003

Figure 12 9 Nutrition Product Sales and Supplement Sales by Retail Category, 2002

Figure 12 10 Supplement Sales ($M) by Mass Market Channel, 2001-2004

Figure 12 11 Supplement Sales in the Mass Market by Product, 2000-2004

Figure 12 12 Supplement Sales in the Mass Market, 2004

Figure 12 13 Supplement Sales in the Mass Market, 2003

Figure 12 14 Supplement Sales in the Mass Market, 2002

Figure 12 15 Top 50 U.S. Supermarkets in 2004

Figure 12 16 Top 50 U.S. Supermarkets in 2003

Figure 12 17 Whole Foods & Wild Oats Revenues ($M): 1996-2004

Figure 12 18 Revenue Growth Rates - Whole Foods (square), Wild Oats (diamond): 1997-2004

Figure 12 19 Natural Food/Specialty Retail Channel Nutrition Sales, 2001-2004 ($M)

Figure 12 20 Natural Food/Specialty Retail Channel Supplement Sales, 2002-2004




13. PRACTITIONER CHANNEL

Figure 13 1 Distribution of US Supplement Sales, 2004

Figure 13 2 U.S. Supplement Sales Growth Rates Practitioner Channel vs. Total Supplements in 1996-

2004

Figure 13 3 U.S. Supplement Sales ($mil) by Sales Channel, 1996-2004

Figure 13 4 Nutrition Practitioner Channel Sales by Product, 2004

Figure 13 5 U.S. Supplement Sales by Practitioners, 2000 - 2004

Figure 13 6 U.S. Supplement Sales by Practitioners, 2000 - 2004

Figure 13 7: Top Supplement Manufacturers/Marketers in Practitioner Channel - 2004

Figure 13 8 Number of Practitioners

Figure 13 9 U.S. Nutrition Industry Sales by Practitioner Channel Firms, 1990-2013 ($mil)

Figure 13 10 CAM Coverage: 2003& 2004

Figure 13 11 Practitioner Channel Supplement Sales by Product, 2004

Figure 13 12 U.S. Supplement Sales by Practitioners in 2004




14. MULTILEVEL MARKETING

Figure 14 1 U.S. Nutrition Industry Product Sales Breakdown by MLM Channel, 2004

Figure 14 2 U.S. Supplement Sales Growth Rates MLM (square) vs. Total Supplements (diamond) in

1995-2004

Figure 14 3 U.S. Supplement Sales Growth Rates Direct (diamond) vs. Retail (square) in 1995-2

Figure 14 4 U.S. Nutrition Direct Sales as a Function of all Direct Sales in 2004

Figure 14 5 U.S. Supplement Sales by MLM Firms, 2000 - 2004

Figure 14 6 U.S. Nutrition Industry Sales by MLM Firms, 1990-2013 ($mil)

Figure 14 7 Distribution of US Supplement Sales, 2004

Figure 14 8 U.S. Supplement Sales ($mil) by Sales Channel, 1995-2004

Figure 14 9 NBJ's Top Direct Sales Companies Ranked by 2004 U.S. Net Supplements Sales ($mil)

Note: List includes all direct sales not just MLM companies

Figure 14 10 Top MLM Companies, 2004




15. MAIL ORDER & DRTV

Figure 15 1 Distribution of US Supplement Sales, 2004

Figure 15 2 U.S. Supplement Sales ($mil) by Sales Channel, 1995-2004

Figure 15 3 Nutrition Mail Order/DRTV Sales by Product, 2004

Figure 15 4 U.S. Supplement Sales Growth Rates Direct (diamond) vs. Retail (square) in 1995-2

Figure 15 5 U.S. Supplement Sales by Mail Order / DRTV, 2000 - 2004

Figure 15 6 U.S. Nutrition Industry Sales by Mail Order/DRTV Firms, 1990-2013 ($mil)

Figure 15 7 Mail Order/DRTV Supplement Sales by Product, 2004

Figure 15 8 Top U.S. Mail Order Supplement Sales Companies in 2004

Figure 15 9 Top U.S. DRTV Supplement Sales Companies in 2004




16. E-COMMERCE

Figure 16 1 Distribution of US Supplement Sales, 2004

Figure 16 2 U.S. Supplement Sales ($mil) by Sales Channel, 1995-2004

Figure 16 3 U.S. Supplement Sales by Internet Firms, 2000 - 2004

Figure 16 4 Nutrition Internet Sales by Product, 2004

Figure 16 5 U.S. Total Nutrition Industry Sales by Internet Firms, 1996-2013 ($mil)

Figure 16 6 U.S. Supplement Prices: Internet Channel, 1999 - 2002

Figure 16 7 Top 2004 Supplement Companies in Internet Channel

Figure 16 8 Internet: Supplement Sales Growth in 1998-2004

Figure 16 9 All Channels: Supplement Sales Growth in 1998-2004

Figure 16 10 Internet Supplement Sales by Product, 2004

Figure 16 11 Internet Supplement Sales by Product, 2001




17. RAW MATERIAL SUPPLY

Figure 17 1 US Raw Ingredient Supplement Sales & Annual Growth, 1995-2004

Figure 17 2 Raw Material Sales to Manufacturers: Supplements 1995-2004 (Million)

Figure 17 3 Nutrition Industry Value Chain: Supplements 1995-2004 Detail by Supplement Category by Year ($Million)

Figure 17 4 Global Supply Market, 2004

Figure 17 5 Raw Material Sales Growth to Manufacturers: Supplements 1996-2004

Figure 17 6 U.S. Supplement Raw Supply to Wholesale Manufacturing Index, 1995-2004

Figure 17 7 U.S. Supplement Raw Supply Indices, 1995-2004

Figure 17 8 U.S. Supplement Wholesale Manufacturing Sales to Consumer Sales Supply Index, 1995-2004

Figure 17 9 Cost of Goods Sold %: Nutraceutical Intl., NBTY & Weider, 1999-2004

Figure 17 10 Operating Profit: Nutraceutical Intl., NBTY & Weider, 1999-2004

Figure 17 11 U.S. Vitamin Supplement Supply Chain Sales, 1995-2004

Figure 17 12 U.S. Vitamin Supplement Raw Material & Supply Sales, 1995-2004

Figure 17 13 U.S. Mineral Supplement Supply Chain Sales, 1995-2004

Figure 17 14 U.S. Mineral Supplement Raw Material & Supply Sales, 1996-2004

Figure 17 15 U.S. Herb Supplement Supply Chain Sales & Analysis, 1995-2004

Figure 17 16 U.S. Herb & Botanical Supplement Raw Material & Supply Sales, 1996-2004

Figure 17 17 U.S. Sports Nutrition Supplement Supply Chain Sales & Analysis, 1995-2004

Figure 17 18 U.S. SNWL Value Chain, 2004 in $mil

Figure 17 19 U.S. Meal Supplement Supply Chain Sales & Analysis, 1995-2004

Figure 17 20 U.S. Specialty Supplement Supply Chain Sales & Analysis, 1995-2004

Figure 17 21 U.S. Specialty Supplement Raw Material Sales, 1997-2004




18. GLOBAL MARKETS

Figure 18 1 Global Nutrition Industry Sales ($M): 2003

Figure 18 2 Global Nutrition Industry Supply Market 1999-2003

Figure 18 3 Global Nutrition Industry 2002-2003 ($mil)

Figure 18 4 European Nutrition Industry Sales ($M): 2003

Figure 18 5 Leading VMS Brands In Key Latin American Countries in 2003

Figure 18 6 Leading VMS Brands In Key Asia Pacific Countries in 2003

Figure 18 7 Leading VMS Brands In Key C&EE Countries in 2003

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