August/September 2002: Global Nutrition Industry IV

NBJ's Global Nutrition Industry IV provides an in-depth look at market size, growth, regional drivers, regulation and competition on a country-by-country basis. This 48-page double issue addresses each of the four segments of the nutrition industry: dietary supplements, natural and organic foods, natural personal care, and functional foods.  It includes Global Nutrition Industry sales from 1999-2001 by product category and regional breakdown as well as European country-by-country sales for four product categories. Regions covered include: U.S., Europe, Japan, Canada, Asia, Latin America, Australia/New Zealand, Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Fourth Biennial Overview of the Global Nutrition Industry: Nutrition industry reaches $150 billion on 7.7% growth: NBJ presents a regional review of dietary supplements, functional foods and natural & organic foods...........................................1-22

New supplement regulations favor growth in $180-million South African market.........22

Moira Hilliam Research reviews Europe’s functional food market...........................23-25

Soymilk and meat alternatives expand in Europe; raw ingredient suppliers promote development of soyfoods in Latin America.....................................................................................................................26

IADSA’s Vice Chairman Bruce Dennison offers vision for global supplement growth..27

Euromonitor presents emerging supplement markets around the globe.......................28-29

Wellness Business Partners rounds up the European sports nutrition market............30-31

Poor economy can’t stop Japan’s nutrition industry: highlights from annual overview  by Health Industry News, Japan......................................32-33

Profiles: From Sansepolero to Seattle—herb company Aboca brings Italian tradition to the U.S. (p.34); PanGeo Pharma acquires Quest division from Boehringer Ingelheim Canada (p.35); British company Nelson Bach ‘rescues’ consumers and captures sales with Bach Flower and homeopathic remedies (p.36); Solgar Vitamins Holland hand-picks retailers and tracks 10% annual growth (p.37); Wessanen pursues acquisition strategy in natural/organic foods (p.38); International joint venture yields soymilk sales in the U.K. that are So Good (p.39)

Joerg Gruenwald talks to Schaper & Brummer, Martin Bauer and Nutri Pharma.........................................................................................40-41

Arkopharma of France translates strategy to suit American market (p.42); Orafti uses consumer trademark to promote functional ingredients....42-43

Western companies hoping to mine China’s supplement ‘Gold Rush’ advised to come with a big advertising budget and local management......44-45


Companies Featured Include: 

Abbott, Aboca USA, Aldi, Allied Bakeries, Alpro, Altaivitaminy, American Soybean Assn, Amway, Amy’s Kitchen, Arkopharma Laboratories, ASA Latin America, Asalimentos, Associated British Foods, Atria, Bach Flower Remedies, Bastyr University, Bauer, Bayer, Bioservice, Biostimulator, Biotek, Boehringer Ingelheim, Boiron, Brewhurst, Campina, Cema, Clover Corporation, Coldiretti, Coles-Myer, Corposan, Cosway, Dabur India, Danone, Darnica, Datamonitor, Dean Foods, Diproma, Distriborg Group, Divall, Du Pont, Emmi, F.H. Faulding & Co., Galichfarm, General Drug & Chemical Co, General Mills, George Weston Foods, Glanbia, GlaxoSmithKline, Granovita, Groupe Lactel, Hain-Celestial, Haldane, Haldane Foods, Health Products Assn, Health Ventures Ltd., Heel, Heinz, Heladeria Diaz, Hilliam Associates, Hoffman La Roche, Hutchison Whampoa Ltd., ICN Oktyabr, Int’l Federation of Organic Ag, Int'l Pharmaceutical Products, Iparlat, James Dudley Int'l, Japan Direct Marketing Assn, Japan Health Food & Nut A, Jentash Specialty Foods, Johnson & Johnson, Kallo Foods, Kao, Keynote Ltd., Koninklijke Wessanen, Krka, Leatherhead Food Res, Leyenda SA, Marks & Spencer, Mars, Mayne Nickless, Merck, MicroSoy Corp, Mintel, Moira Hilliam Research, Muller, Natudis, Natumi, Nature’s Store, Nelson Bach, Nestle, Nicholas Hall, Novartis, Int’l All. Dietary Sup Assns, Nutrichem, Nutrition et Sante, Nutrition et Soja, Onken, Orafti, Organic Fed of Australia, Osotspa, Osteoporosis Society, PanGeo Pharma Inc., Parmalat, Paul Yamaguchi & Assoc, Pema, Pharmavit, Phytopharm Consulting, Polan, Polfa Kutno, Preisco Foods, Procaps, Productos de Maiz, Protein Technologies Int'l, Raisio, Rep No Hagas Dieta Olalde, Rhone Poulenc, Roche, Sagmel, Sanitarium, Sigma Alimentos, So Good International, Solgar Vitamins Holland, SAfrican Health Prod Assn, SoyaLight, Soyapac, Sporting, Supplement-Ya, Teknas, The Japan Soft Drinks Assn., The Orafti Group, Tree of Life, Triballat, Ulrith, Unilever, Unilever’s Best Foods, UPSA Laboratories, Valio, Valsoia, Vandermoortele, Vita Force, Vita Health Laboratories, Vital Health Foods, Warburton, Weetabix, Weider/Haleko, Wessanen, Wessanen do Brasil, Whitehall Laboratories, William Jackson, Woolworth, World Health Org, Wyeth, Yakult Honsha, Zandu, Zeelandia Bakery

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