Global Nutrition Industry

According to Nutrition Business Journal estimates, total global nutrition industry sales- which NBJ defines as including dietary supplements, natural & organic foods and beverages, functional foods and beverages, and Natural & Organic Personal Care & Household Products (N&OPC)- increased a healthy 8% to $270 billion in 2008.

Below you will find the Global Nutrition Industry Market Research produced by Nutrition Business Journal.

Issue
- Dec. 1, 2009
  
  November/December 2009: Global Nutrition Industry Overview Issue
  
  A worldwide economic storm wasn’t enough to slow the global nutrition industry, which grew 8% to $270 billion in 2008....More
Report
- Jan. 29, 2010
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  NBJ Global Supplement & Nutrition Industry Report
  
  According to Nutrition Business Journal estimates, total global nutrition industry sales- which NBJ defines as including dietary supplements, natural & organic foods and beverages, functional foods and beverages, and Natural & Organic Personal Care & Household Products (N&OPC)- increased a healthy 8% to $270 billion in 2008....More
Data Charts
- Mar. 2, 2012
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  NBJ Global Nutrition Industry Data Charts
  
  NBJ Market Research for the Global Nutrition Industry covering sales by region, category and country including sales for the German, Italy, United Kingdom, Scandanvia, Spain and Switzerland nutrition industries and much more. Also included: Global, Europe, Asia Pacific, U.S., Eastern Europe & Rest of World sales channel analysis....More
Articles
- Nov. 1, 2009
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  Global nutrition sales expand 8% in 2008 despite economic storm
  
  A worldwide economic storm wasn’t enough to slow the global nutrition industry, which grew 8% to $270 billion in 2008....More
- Nov. 1, 2009
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  From Europe to the Middle East, organic is growing
  
  NBJ explores trends and market drivers from Europe to Africa to Latin America, and provides a detailed global sales breakdown by country/region....More
- Nov. 1, 2009
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  The world is increasingly embracing N&OPC products
  
  Nutrition Business Journal research shows that global natural & organic personal care (N&OPC) and household product sales totaled $27 billion in 2008, up 11.5% over 2007....More
- Nov. 1, 2009
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  About NBJ's 2009 global nutrition industry overview
  
  Nutrition Business Journal undertakes the research for our Global Nutrition Industry Overview, which is our most challenging issue from a research perspective, once every two years....More
- Nov. 1, 2009
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  Industry sales ramp up in the BRIC countries, while stagnating in Western Europe and decreasing in Japan
  
  From Europe to Africa to Latin America, sales of nutrition industry products, including supplements, functional foods and beverages, and natural & organic products, continue to expand....More
- Nov. 1, 2009
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  Will a global focus on preventive health spur supplement sales?
  
  Will the world’s growing focus on disease prevention benefit dietary supplement sales?...More
- Nov. 1, 2009
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  A cascade of global regulatory changes likely for supplements over next 12 months
  
  Changing global supplement regulations will require industry investment to preserve and improve consumer access to products, IADSA reports....More
- Nov. 1, 2009
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  Romania, Saudi Arabia and Vietnam among top future nutrition product markets
  
  Euromonitor International: Romania, Saudi Arabia and other emerging markets provide promise for the future of global nutrition industry sales....More
- Nov. 1, 2009
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  Brazil supplement sales flourish, despite tough regulatory environment
  
  Capsugel reveals keys to success in the burgeoning Brazilian supplement market....More
- Nov. 1, 2009
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  China remains poised to become the world's top supplement market
  
  NPA-China’s Jeffrey Crowther: China appears poised to claim the world’s largest supplement market, but regulatory and consumer education hurdles remain....More
- Nov. 1, 2009
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  China: the population to support industry growth
  
  NPA-China’s Jeffrey Crowther: China appears poised to claim the world’s largest supplement market, but regulatory and consumer education hurdles remain....More
- Nov. 1, 2009
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  Where there is a growing middle class, there are supplement opportunities
  
  Jorge Romero of Optihealth Inc. tells NBJ about doing business in West Africa....More
- Nov. 1, 2009
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  Booming Russian market captures the attention of foreign supplement firms
  
  Russian supplement market holds potential but remains dominated by local companies....More
- Nov. 1, 2009
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  Organic thought leaders emphasize importance of standardized regulations
  
  Global organic trade associations assess the state of the organic industry....More
- Nov. 1, 2009
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  Bionorica 'phytoneers' a successful future
  
  NBJ company profiles: Germany-based Bionorica drives double-digit growth with herbal product range; Singapore-based Cerebos dominates the Southeast Asian market; and Israeli company Maabarot finds success following American and European market trends....More
- Nov. 1, 2009
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  Suntory's Cerebos generates $300 million in sales from supplement line based on 200-year-old chicken tonic
  
  NBJ company profiles: Germany-based Bionorica drives double-digit growth with herbal product range; Singapore-based Cerebos dominates the Southeast Asian market; and Israeli company Maabarot finds success following American and European market trends....More
- Nov. 1, 2009
  
  article
  
  Nutrition Business Journal
  
  Maabarot products grows by adapting western trends to Israeli health market
  
  NBJ company profiles: Germany-based Bionorica drives double-digit growth with herbal product range; Singapore-based Cerebos dominates the Southeast Asian market; and Israeli company Maabarot finds success following American and European market trends....More

Issue

November/December 2009: Global Nutrition Industry Overview Issue

Report

NBJ Global Supplement & Nutrition Industry Report

Data Charts

NBJ Global Nutrition Industry Data Charts

Articles

Global nutrition sales expand 8% in 2008 despite economic storm

From Europe to the Middle East, organic is growing

The world is increasingly embracing N&OPC products

About NBJ's 2009 global nutrition industry overview

Industry sales ramp up in the BRIC countries, while stagnating in Western Europe and decreasing in Japan

Will a global focus on preventive health spur supplement sales?

A cascade of global regulatory changes likely for supplements over next 12 months

Romania, Saudi Arabia and Vietnam among top future nutrition product markets

Brazil supplement sales flourish, despite tough regulatory environment

China remains poised to become the world's top supplement market

China: the population to support industry growth

Where there is a growing middle class, there are supplement opportunities

Booming Russian market captures the attention of foreign supplement firms

Organic thought leaders emphasize importance of standardized regulations

Bionorica 'phytoneers' a successful future

Suntory's Cerebos generates $300 million in sales from supplement line based on 200-year-old chicken tonic

Maabarot products grows by adapting western trends to Israeli health market

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