November / December 2011: Global Nutrition Industry Overview Issue

Currency volatility, tough regulators & severe weather all bad for business in 2010, but global nutrition still manages 6% growth, with solid performances in every category.

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Dec. 20, 2011

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A tough recipe for 6% growth

Weak dollar, extreme weather, fragile economies & emboldened regulators stack the odds against it, but global nutrition grows nonetheless....More
Dec. 20, 2011

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Health Canada on digestive enzymes: 'For Occasional Use Only'

Health Canada changes rules on digestive enzymes....More
Dec. 20, 2011

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'Coke and Fries' debacle a setback for integrative medicine

In October of this year, a peculiar misstep in the Australian supplement market shed light on the chilly reception that supplement makers continue to face in the world of conventional medicine....More
Dec. 15, 2011

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Price fixing in vitamin E?

Is price fixing afoot in vitamin E supply?...More
Dec. 20, 2011

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Japan's ingredient suppliers mostly unscathed by nuclear disaster

Japan's infrastructure problems and consumer uncertainty remain, but stakeholders wax bullish on the country's future....More
Dec. 20, 2011

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10 days, 10 insights: a whirlwind tour through China

Surprises and challenges aplenty as NBJ's publisher & editorial director tackles the next great superpower....More
Dec. 20, 2011

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Sports nutrition in the not-so-common European market

Growth opportunities move beyond core enthusiasts to include women, seniors, vegetarians and non-athletes....More
Dec. 20, 2011

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Navigating the legal landscape in China's tarnished nutrition industry

Heightened focus on food safety proves auspicious for foreign producers, but regulations remain convoluted....More
Dec. 20, 2011

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Crowther on China: Exploding watermelons, hot pot oil and overlapping regulations

Network marketing still holds the cards, but retail channel shows signs of life for U.S. supplement exporters....More
Dec. 20, 2011

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Supplement regulators worldwide grapple with four parallel issues

GMP compliance, herbs & botanicals, adulteration & contamination, and overblown health claims all in the ken....More
Dec. 20, 2011

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Holmes: 60 to 70 countries now have National Organic Standards in place

Equivalency agreement between Canada and US spreads to EU, as regulations harmonize toward 'pragmatic and reasonable' trade....More
Dec. 20, 2011

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Regulatory climate in Europe moves closer toward harmonization

Health claims remain challenging, as medical foods devices prove the strongest classification for Pan-European strategy....More
Dec. 20, 2011

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Dr. Bronner's a rising star in home shopping in South Korea

Direct-response television eff ective for building brand recognition, a launch pad for international distribution....More
Dec. 20, 2011

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Hain Celestial ups its global gamble, adapts to a new class of natural consumers

Organic and non-GMO old hat in Europe, but lesser-evil still viable....More
Dec. 20, 2011

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Miller: Africa is all about opportunity

Cardiovascular health, immunity and wholefood-based supplements sell well to an evolving middle class....More
Dec. 20, 2011

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Perera: Australia boasts high per capita use of supplements

But Australia's strong domestic market & tough barriers to entry prove inhibitive to foreign investment by U.S. companies....More
Dec. 20, 2011

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Is Turkey the next big market for direct-to-consumer sales?

'Touch and feel' matters, so open a local office to target a 'status class' of consumers seeking luxury....More

November / December 2011: Global Nutrition Industry Overview Issue

A tough recipe for 6% growth

Health Canada on digestive enzymes: 'For Occasional Use Only'

'Coke and Fries' debacle a setback for integrative medicine

Price fixing in vitamin E?

Japan's ingredient suppliers mostly unscathed by nuclear disaster

10 days, 10 insights: a whirlwind tour through China

Sports nutrition in the not-so-common European market

Navigating the legal landscape in China's tarnished nutrition industry

Crowther on China: Exploding watermelons, hot pot oil and overlapping regulations

Supplement regulators worldwide grapple with four parallel issues

Holmes: 60 to 70 countries now have National Organic Standards in place

Regulatory climate in Europe moves closer toward harmonization

Dr. Bronner's a rising star in home shopping in South Korea

Hain Celestial ups its global gamble, adapts to a new class of natural consumers

Miller: Africa is all about opportunity

Perera: Australia boasts high per capita use of supplements

Is Turkey the next big market for direct-to-consumer sales?

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