March 2002: Consumer Research in the Nutrition Industry II

This 24-page issue is a compilation of key results from leading consumer research companies and their perspectives on supplement and functional food usage, demographics, psychographic buying patterns, consumer concerns, influence of media and other factors affecting consumer buying patterns.

Following chart is one of the many detailed data breakdowns presented in this issue...copyright 2002, Penton Media Inc.
                   U.S. Consumer Supplement Use, 2001

                        Population                                                            Supplement Sales

 

Source: NBJ, total sales of $17.6 bil in 2001 includes vitamins, minerals, herbal, sports, meal replacements and specialty.



 TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Consumer Research II: NBJ rounds up the latest in consumer research, presents data on supplement usage........ 1-4

DSEA poll highlights robust supplement usage—and need for consumer education……….5-6

Prevention’s research department finds health-diet link growing stronger …………………..6-7

Q&A with The Hartman Group: Mid-level consumers are a rich target for marketers………8-9

Q&A with HealthFocus: International study finds differences and similarities between consumers of many nations 10-11

RoperASW tracks consumer attitudes to supplements, GMO, environment……………….12-13

SPINS analysis of scanned purchase behavior complements retail data……………………14-15

Sloan Trends’s TrendSense tracks product lifecycles through a forest of media coverage and consumer attitudes. 15-16

Well Beings and Food Actives account for half of Health & Wellness spending, according to NMI’s new consumer segmentation 17-18

Walnut Acres survey shows confusion but also strong interest in organic food….18-19

Sterling-Rice Group finds direct benefits sell organic food best............ 20

Collins Youngclaus pioneers patient-consumer advertising of functional foods… ….21

Hispanic consumers show brand loyalty; Efficient Labs finds TV effective in marketing to Hispanic consumers....22-23

 Companies Featured Include:

 ACNielsen, Acirca Inc., AHA Council of Cardiology Nurses, ALCT, American Dietetic Assn., Anthony Baradat Iglesias, Advertising Public Relations, Assn.of Hispanic Adv’g Agencies, Boca Foods, Centers for Disease Control, Collins Youngclaus Advertising, Consumerlab.com, Dietary Supplement Educ. Alliance, Dietary Supplement Info. Bureau, Efficient Laboratories Inc., Food Marketing Institute, General Mills, Harris Interactive, Hartman Group, Health Focus International,, Hispanic Business Inc, Horowitz Associates, IMAGINutrition, Inc., Intramedicine, Kaiser Family Foundation/Kennedy School of Govt, Natrol Inc, Natural Marketing Institute, Omega Protein, Polk Company, Prevention, Preventive Cardiovascular Nurses Assn, PT&Co., Rodale Inc,, Roper ASW,, Santiago and Valdes Solutions, Sloan Epidemiology Unit of the Boston School of Medicine, Sloan Trends & Solutions, SPINS, Sterling-RiceGroup, Strategy Research Corp, Tropicana, U.S. Census Bureau, University of Arizona, WalnutAcres



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Nutrition Industry Consumer Usage & Spending Trends
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