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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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