May/June 2004: NBJ's Annual Industry Overview IX

NBJ's 9th Annual Industry Overview provides you with 48-pages of strategic data and analysis of the $62.9-billion U.S. nutrition industry. This essential issue provides an exclusive round-up of the year 2003 along with:

  • Detailed market data charts, growth forecasts and NBJ's Top 56 Supplement Companies

  • Strategic review of business trends in | Dietary Supplements | Natural & Organic Foods | Functional Foods | Natural Personal Care

  • Special Bonus: Retail Outlook featuring natural, mass merchandiser, grocery, pharmacy and specialty retail sales outlets

  • Data includes NBJ's signature matrix of sales by category & channel in 2003, category & channel sales data for 2001-2003 & 2004-2009 forecast, and detailed breakdowns in each retail channel

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Annual Industry Overview 2004: The U.S. nutrition industry hits $62.9 billion and growth of
8% in 2003 paced by a supplement recovery, organic foods and the natural channel ...... 1-15

M&A Update: NBJ summarizes acquisition activity in the nutrition industry ................... 15-17

Now Foods takes the temperature of the supplement market; confirms recovery ............... 18

Enzymedica finds sales fizzing in the niche market for supplemental enzymes .................. 19

ConsumerLab reports supplement quality is improving in some categories ....................... 20

Q&A with Mike Costello: How Optimum Nutrition stays ahead of the curve .............. 20-21

Contract manufacturers Pacific Nutritional, Leiner and Vitatech reflect on the growing
preoccupation with quality; expect GMP standards to drive business their way .............. 22-24

Supplement mass marketers Wyeth, Chattem and Amerifit reap mixed results ........... 24-25

Bluebonnet keeps up healthy growth while dedicated to the natural channel ..................... 26

Keto Foods experiences rapid growth in low carb but sees the shake-out starting ............. 27

Washington Watch: Industry groups share views on ephedra, labeling, GMPs, etc. ..... 28-32

Ian’s Natural Foods and Applegate Farms offer healthy options for children ............... 32-33

Special Section: Retail Outlook: NBJ’s annual overview of retail and distribution channels,
including supplement retailers, supermarkets, supernaturals and online sales ............... 34-38

GNC pumps up advertising under Apollo ownership; IPO seems likely outcome ........... 38-39

Vitamin Shoppe expands footprint, approaches 200-store mark ........................................ 40

Analysts upbeat on Whole Foods and Wild Oats; Balducci’s restructures .................. 41-43

Regional distributors Organica, BIN and Garden Spot see varying markets ................. 44-46

Albertson’s tries new format for natural sets ....................................................................... 47



COMPANIES INCLUDED:

A.C. Nielsen Garden of Life Nutrition Business Advisors
Agency Healthcare Research & Quality Garden Spot Distributors Ocean Nutrition Canada
Albertsons GlaxoSmithKline Optimum Nutrition
Amano Enzyme Inc Gluten Free Foods Ltd Oregon Chai Inc.
American Bodybuilding GNC Organic Milling Co
American Botanical Council Golden Gate Capital Organica Specialty Foods
American Herbal Products Assn Goldman Sachs & Co. Pacific Nutritional Inc
Amerifit Green Pharmaceuticals Palko Distributing Co. Inc
Apollo Management LP Grocery Manufacturers of America Parthenon Capital
Applegate Farms Hain Celestial Group Perrigo Co
Arizona Health Foods Hay Day Country Farm Markets Peter Black
Atkins Nutritional Health Business Partners Pharmachem Laboratories
Balducci’s Health Club Panel Network Pharmavite
Bear Stearns Merchant Bank Heinz Quigley Corp
BIN Sales & Marketing Hershey Foods Rainbow Light
Bio-One Horizon Organic Dairy RBC Capital
Bioriginal Ian’s Natural Foods Retail Insights
Bluebonnet Nutrition Corp IRI Rexall Sundown
Boiron Jason Natural Products Rhodia Foods
Bradley Pharmaceuticals Jupiter Research Royal Numico
Chattem Kerry Group plc Similasan
Chr.Hansen Keto Foods LLC Smith Barney
Citigroup Smith Barney Leiner Health Products Snapdragon Natural Foods Inc
Council for Responsible Nutrition Masterfoods USA Specialty Nutrition Group
Crystals International Matrixx St. Joseph’s University
Da Vinci Gourmet Montana Naturals Stonyfield Farm
Daniel Yankelovich MUCOS Pharma GmbH SunOpta Inc.
Danisco National Grocers Assn Supermarketguru.com
Danone National Nutritional Foods Assn Supreme Foods
Dean Foods Naturade Sutton Place Group
DSM Natural Balance The Solae Company
Enzymedica Inc Naturally Vitamins Inc Urex Biotech
Everlast Nutrition Nature’s Life USBX Advisory Services
Extreme Foods NBTY Vitamin Shoppe
Federal Trade Commission Nestle USA Vitamin World
Food & Drug Administration Next Proteins International Vitatech International
Forbes Medi-Tech Inc North Castle Partners Weider Nutrition International
Forrester Research Inc NOW Foods Whole Foods Market
Fresh & Wild Holdings Ltd Nutraceutical International Wild Oats
    Wyeth Consumer Healthcare


COMPLETE LIST OF FIGURES:

  • U.S. Supplement Sales & Annual Growth 1995-2003
  • 2003 U.S. Nutrition Industry Revenues ($mil in Consumer Sales of supplements, natural & organic foods, functional foods, natural personal care)
  • NBJ's Top U.S. Supplement Companies in 2003
  • U.S. Nutrition Industry Growth 2001-2003 (includes sales channels)
  • Top Nutrition Industry M&A Deals: September 2003-June 2004
  • U.S. Digestive Enzyme Supplement Market Trends, 1994-2003
  • U.S. Retail Nutrition Sales, 2003
  • Top U.S. Supermarkets in 2003
  • GNC Sales & Growth Trends, 1990-2003
  • Vitamin Shoppe Sales & Growth Trends, 2001-2004e
  • The SuperNaturals: Whole Foods & Wild Oats Combined Sales and Growth Trends, 1998-2003



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