2018 Sales Channel Report - Natural Living
This new report replaces the Direct-to-Consumer report by expanding the focus to view the natural living industry across the brick & mortar, internet, practitioner and multi-level marketing channels. With detailed data that tracks where different product categories are selling and insight that will bring executives up to speed on ever-evolving dynamics, the Sales Channel Report – Natural Living becomes a tool to keep the omnichannel strategy running with optimal returns.
Marketers not only need to know which customers are buying their products but where they are buying them. They also need to know if their product needs to be packaged and presented differently depending on whether the point of purchase is in a natural specialty store, a club warehouse or on a smartphone 4-inch screen. It’s important to know that internet sales of supplements, natural & organic food and natural personal care climbed by 13.5 percent last year, but it’s breaking down into subcategories and channel niches that makes devising the best possible strategy more possible. The practitioner channel may be performing strongly on 8.8 percent growth, but knowing which products are selling best could be pivotal for brands in and outside that channel.
Creating an omnichannel strategy and then continually fine tuning it requires having a sense of which customers in which categories are more apt to spread those dollars across multiple channels. The marketing for a product might hinge on whether the shopping cart is actual or virtual, and the marketing budget must be balanced across those multiple channels. The executives constantly calculating where the budget is best deployed can use the NBJ Sales Channel Report – Natural Living to help shape their decisions.
The needs of consumers may not be new, but the need to meet those consumers where they are, with that they want, has never been more complex.
With 132 pages, 65 charts and graphs and 21 company profiles, this report will satisfy all your data needs for your omnichannel strategy.
- 1.0 Executive Overview
- 1.1 Executive summary: New urgency in old habits
- $205.9 Billion Natural and Organic Products Industry by Channel, 2017
- Natural and Organic Products Sales by Channel, 2006-2021e
- 1.2 The road to retail
- Natural and Organic Products Growth by Channel, 2007-2021e
- Natural and Organic Products Market Share by Channel, 2006-2021e
- Brick and Mortar vs. DTC Sales and Growth, 2006-2021e
- 1.3 Click or mortar?
- 1.3.1 Omnishopping: Grocery’s new normal
- 1.3.2 A Slap in the Face for Amazon?
- 1.4 Hunting and gathering
- Natural Living Market Share by Channel, 2017
- Natural Living Sales by Channel, 2006-2021e
- 1.5 Q&A with Walter and Chris Robb
- Natural Living Growth by Channel, 2009-2021e
- 2.0 Brick and Mortar
- 2.1 Intro: The tide is rising, but unevenly
- 2.2 Mass effect
- Natural & Specialty Retail Sales and Growth, 2006-2021e
- Natural & Specialty Retail Channel by Product Category, 2017
- Natural & Specialty Retail Growth by Product Category, 2007-2021e
- Natural & Specialty Retail Sales by Product Category, 2006-2021e
- 2.3 The Amazon impact: Whole Foods acquisition changes the rules for entire natural
- products industry
- 2.4 Why the Amazon-Whole Foods news enthuses retailers
- Natural & Specialty Retail: Natural Living Sales and Growth, 2006-2021e
- Mass Market Retail Sales and Growth, 2006-2021e
- Mass Market Retail Channel by Product Category, 2017
- Mass Market Retail Sales by Product Category, 2006-2021e
- 2.5 Giving up $2 billion in cigarette sales to stay true to health-focused mission
- Mass Market Retail Growth by Product Category, 2007-2021e
- Mass Market Retail: Natural Living Sales and Growth, 2006-2021e
- 3.0 E-commerce
- 3.1 Intro: Choice overload
- 3.2 Just for clicks
- E-Commerce Sales and Growth, 2006-2021e
- E-Commerce Channel by Product Category, 2017
- E-Commerce Sales by Product Category, 2006-2021e
- E-Commerce Growth by Product Category, 2007-2021e
- 3.3 Almighty Amazon
- 3.4 The Chinese supply game
- 3.5 This is your brain health on the internet
- 3.6 The millennial focus
- E-Commerce: Natural Living Sales and Growth, 2006-2021e
- 4.0 Direct-to-consumer
- 4.1 Intro: Of niches and numbers
- Practitioner Channel Sales and Growth, 2006-2021e
- Practitioner Channel by Product Category, 2017
- Practitioner Channel Sales by Product Category, 2008-2021e
- Practitioner Channel Growth by Product Category, 2009-2021e
- Practitioner Channel - Natural Living Sales and Growth, 2008-2021e
- MLM Network Marketing Sales and Growth, 2006-2021e
- MLM Network Marketing by Product Category, 2017
- MLM Network Marketing Sales by Product Category, 2006-2021e
- 4.2 Direct to China
- MLM Network Marketing Growth by Product Category, 2007-2021e
- MLM Network Marketing: Natural Living Sales and Growth, 2009-2021e
- Mail Order, DRTV, Radio, Farmers Market Sales and Growth, 2009-2021e
- Mail Order, DRTV, Radio, Farmers Market by Product Category, 2017
- Mail Order, DRTV, Radio, Farmers Market Sales by Product Category, 2006-2021e
- Mail Order, DRTV, Radio, Farmers Market Growth by Product Category, 2007-2021e
- Mail Order, DRTV, Radio, Farmers Market - Natural Living Sales and Growth, 2009-2021e
- 5.0 Disruptive retail study
- 5.1 Intro: Both sides of the street
- Consumer Ranking of The Biggest Challenges of Shopping Brick & Mortar Stores
- Manufacturer Top Three Challenges of Brick & Mortar Retail by Percentage
- Consumer Ranking of the Biggest Challenges of Shopping Online
- Manufacturer Top Three Challenges of Online Retail by Percentage
- Consumer Use of Retail Sources vs. Manufacturer Annual Sales
- Increases in Manufacturer Sales vs. Consumer Shopping across Channels
- Future Importance of Channels Ranked by Manufacturers and Consumers
- Manufacturer Ratings of Importance of Channels
- Consumer Purchases by Channel – Supplements and Natural and Organic Personal Care
- Consumer Purchases by Channel – Environmentally-Friendly Household Products
- Consumer Purchases by Channel – Natural and Organic Pet Products
- Change in Consumer Shopping by Channel: Supplements
- Change in Consumer Shopping by Channel: Natural and Organic Personal Care
- Change in Consumer Shopping by Channel: Natural and Organic Fresh Food and
- Beverage
- Change in Consumer Shopping by Channel: Natural and Organic Packaged Food and
- Beverage
- Change in Consumer Shopping by Channel: Functional Food and Beverage
- Change in Consumer Shopping by Channel: Environmentally-Friendly Household
- Products
- Change in Consumer Shopping by Channel: Pet Products
- Consumer E-Commerce Shopping by Category
- Demographics which Index High for Increases in E-Commerce Purchases over The
- Next Two Years
- Consumer Response to Location of Natural and Organic Products In-Store
- Consumer Use of Delivery or Pickup of Online Orders of Household Products and
- Groceries
- Average Percent of Dollars Spent by Consumers on Groceries/Household Goods by
- Method
- Consumers Who Are First to Try a New Product
- Top Attributes in Food and Beverage Among Manufacturers and Consumers
- Categories Consumers Report Purchasing on a Regular and Consistent Basis
- 6.0 Company profiles
- 6.1 Albertsons Companies
- 6.2 Alticor (Amway, Nutrilite)
- 6.3 Amazon (Amazon.com, Whole Foods)
- 6.4 Atrium Innovations (Douglas Labs, Pure Encapsulation)
- 6.5 Costco Wholesale Corporation
- 6.6 CVS Health Corporation
- 6.7 doTERRA
- 6.8 GNC
- 6.9 Herbalife International
- 6.10 The Kroger Company
- 6.11 LuckyVitamin
- 6.12 Lucky’s Market
- 6.13 Metagenics
- 6.14 Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage Inc.
- 6.15 Nu Skin Enterprises (Pharmanex)
- 6.16 Pharmaca Integrative Pharmacy
- 6.17 Sprouts Farmers Market Inc.
- 6.18 Standard Process
- 6.19 Swanson Health Products
- 6.20 Thrive Market
- 6.21 USANA
- 7.0 Acknowledgments and Definitions
- 7.1 Acknowledgments
- 7.2 Research Methodology
- 7.3 Disclaimer
- 7.4 Copyright
- 7.5 Definitions
- 7.6 Product Categories
- 7.7 Dietary Supplements
- 7.8 Food and Beverage
- 7.9 Natural & Organic Personal Care
- 7.10 Other Household Products
- 7.11 Sales Channels