Premium weight loss product - Leisa's Secret was launched in a disruptive marketing model by integrating HCP, Nutritionists and new age logistic solutions powered by technology.
The system created a pathway to Indian women's (age group 30-40) phone, setting opportunity for newer products (women healthcare) to be pumped into this unique pathway.
The first product was launched as a program - a weight loss program (Leisa's secret) priced at USD 200 per month. Success with this age group helped us enter their house with solution being picked up by their near and dear ones.
The product was eventually withdrawn in 2014 due to ambiguity in FSSAI (Food safety and standards authority of India) guidelines that was hurting the imports.
Happy to share this month’s edition of Nutrify Today magazine. This is no ordinary magazine that scraps internet data and presents to you some news. We hardly carry any news.
Our team carefully screens innovators from across the world and feature innovation of the month that is ready for goto market. Our technical team deeply analyzes latest patents being filed across the world on nutraceuticals and that would help you stay ahead with latest innovations evolving in various parts of the world.
This edition has innovations screened from Belgium-Sporobiotics to Japan- Nichi Glucans.
This edition has a transcript of an interview between our Editor and Chief – Sheldon Baker and business of interest to us.
All future editions will also be unique in the information being brought to you that can certainly impact your business progressively.
Trust me, these magazines are worth documenting as each edition will set standards for next edition.
If you have something interesting to share to the nutraceutical world then do write to us at hello@nutrifytoday.com
Nutrify Today has been working to add value to the responsible nutrition industry to the best of its capacity. In our pursuit of enabling and empowering responsible nutrition businesses; we are happy to bring to you a monthly bulletin on interesting business subjects in responsible nutrition. It will focus on new innovations, new patents, interesting business ideas, and opinions from industry stakeholders globally. We expect this bulletin to be a lead generator, business opportunities generator and potentially triggering of ideas that could lead to great responsible nutrition products. Feel free to contribute, suggest, advise at hello@nutrifytoday.com
This document discusses considerations for developing a successful functional food product for the market. It begins by outlining upcoming trends in the industry, such as emerging economies and increasing health consciousness. Next, it identifies market drivers focused on consumers, like rising incomes and increasing awareness of health. Some key challenges in product development are ensuring healthy options are easy choices and delivering health, safety and quality. Five critical success factors for products are noticeability, superiority, compatibility, practicality and lack of complexity. The document provides a checklist for successful marketing that includes offering relevant benefits and differentiating through packaging. It emphasizes the importance of filtering promises from challenges in marketing.
The document provides an overview of the functional foods and beverages market in India. It notes that the market has doubled in size over the past 6 years to INR 132 billion in 2011. Key growth segments include energy drinks, dairy products, and confectionery. The outlook expects continued strong growth of around 10% annually to INR 192 billion by 2015. Emerging categories that could drive future growth are discussed as anti-aging foods, Ayurceuticals (Ayurvedic nutraceuticals), and novel foods. Convergence between the pharmaceutical and food industries is also highlighted through the emergence of "Pharma Foods."
PediaSure is a nutritional supplement drink for children aged 2-10 formulated with 37 vital nutrients. It is positioned as providing complete balanced nutrition, especially for children with fussy eating habits. PediaSure contains more disclosed nutrients than competitors and helps increase height, weight, and strengthen immunity. It is available in various flavors and package sizes through multiple retail channels including modern trade outlets, general stores, and e-commerce websites. Abbott promotes PediaSure through TV advertisements targeting mothers and social media engagement.
The healthcare industry in India is showing great progress. There has been considerable increase in spending on healthcare backed by the growing purchasing power of individuals. Moreover, with a lot of importance being given to preventive medication, the nutraceuticals market in India is set to flourish. It is one of the booming markets in India. Predominantly vitamins and minerals derived from oral pills were used for curing certain diseases and ailments. People today are becoming more prone to consume immunity enhancing food supplements and wellness related products. This is promoting the growth of the industry with players diversifying into production of various new varieties of products. Further assistance from the government and increasing demand from consumers will fuel growth in this market.
The report begins with an introduction to the Indian nutraceuticals market and its classification on the basis of the ingredients and benefits incurred from them. This is followed by the market overview section which provides the market size and growth as well as the market share of the various segments in the market, namely, functional foods, dietary supplements and functional beverages. A detailed description of each segment in the market along with the dominant products in the particular category has also been provided. Focusing on one the major sub-segments, an overview of the probiotic market in India has been included. This segment has been highlighted owing to the fact that it is one of the most promising categories under the nutraceutical market and has huge growth potential in the near future with growing interests of players. The genesis of probiotics has been highlighted showing the types dominant in India and the key therapeutic benefits derived from them. This section also contains information regarding the market size and growth of probiotics in functional foods in India as well as the key segments and the active players in this space.
This is followed by an analysis of the drivers leading to growth in the market. This includes increasing shift towards preventive therapies, increasing disposable income, increase in healthcare spending, increasing shift towards self-medication, changing demographics, growth in pharmacy and wellness related retail chains and favorable pricing environment. The key challenges to the market include lack of standardization, marketing and distribution challenges, high pricing and lack of awareness. Several trends have also been identified in the market and this has been provided in the next section. The key trends include fortified foods, ayurvedic nutraceuticals, foreign tie-ups, players educating consumers, encapsulation, and cosmeceuticals and nanoceuticals. A section on government regulations in the industry has also been included. It discusses the Food Safety and Standards Act 2006 that regulates the industry.
The competition section provides an overview of the competitive landscape in the industry and
The document discusses 6 common pitfalls companies face when registering food products in Thailand and how to overcome them. The pitfalls are: 1) misclassifying the food, 2) disclosing too much information about formulations, 3) submitting incorrect documents, 4) forgetting to inform the FDA of changes, 5) using the wrong halal certification, and 6) making exaggerated claims in labels and advertising. The document provides case studies for each pitfall and recommendations on how to correctly classify foods, protect confidential information, submit the proper documentation for things like GMP certificates and analyses, notify the FDA of changes like new manufacturers, get halal certification through the proper Thai authority, and avoid unauthorized health claims under Thai law.
Happy to share this month’s edition of Nutrify Today magazine. This is no ordinary magazine that scraps internet data and presents to you some news. We hardly carry any news.
Our team carefully screens innovators from across the world and feature innovation of the month that is ready for goto market. Our technical team deeply analyzes latest patents being filed across the world on nutraceuticals and that would help you stay ahead with latest innovations evolving in various parts of the world.
This edition has innovations screened from Belgium-Sporobiotics to Japan- Nichi Glucans.
This edition has a transcript of an interview between our Editor and Chief – Sheldon Baker and business of interest to us.
All future editions will also be unique in the information being brought to you that can certainly impact your business progressively.
Trust me, these magazines are worth documenting as each edition will set standards for next edition.
If you have something interesting to share to the nutraceutical world then do write to us at hello@nutrifytoday.com
Nutrify Today has been working to add value to the responsible nutrition industry to the best of its capacity. In our pursuit of enabling and empowering responsible nutrition businesses; we are happy to bring to you a monthly bulletin on interesting business subjects in responsible nutrition. It will focus on new innovations, new patents, interesting business ideas, and opinions from industry stakeholders globally. We expect this bulletin to be a lead generator, business opportunities generator and potentially triggering of ideas that could lead to great responsible nutrition products. Feel free to contribute, suggest, advise at hello@nutrifytoday.com
This document discusses considerations for developing a successful functional food product for the market. It begins by outlining upcoming trends in the industry, such as emerging economies and increasing health consciousness. Next, it identifies market drivers focused on consumers, like rising incomes and increasing awareness of health. Some key challenges in product development are ensuring healthy options are easy choices and delivering health, safety and quality. Five critical success factors for products are noticeability, superiority, compatibility, practicality and lack of complexity. The document provides a checklist for successful marketing that includes offering relevant benefits and differentiating through packaging. It emphasizes the importance of filtering promises from challenges in marketing.
The document provides an overview of the functional foods and beverages market in India. It notes that the market has doubled in size over the past 6 years to INR 132 billion in 2011. Key growth segments include energy drinks, dairy products, and confectionery. The outlook expects continued strong growth of around 10% annually to INR 192 billion by 2015. Emerging categories that could drive future growth are discussed as anti-aging foods, Ayurceuticals (Ayurvedic nutraceuticals), and novel foods. Convergence between the pharmaceutical and food industries is also highlighted through the emergence of "Pharma Foods."
PediaSure is a nutritional supplement drink for children aged 2-10 formulated with 37 vital nutrients. It is positioned as providing complete balanced nutrition, especially for children with fussy eating habits. PediaSure contains more disclosed nutrients than competitors and helps increase height, weight, and strengthen immunity. It is available in various flavors and package sizes through multiple retail channels including modern trade outlets, general stores, and e-commerce websites. Abbott promotes PediaSure through TV advertisements targeting mothers and social media engagement.
The healthcare industry in India is showing great progress. There has been considerable increase in spending on healthcare backed by the growing purchasing power of individuals. Moreover, with a lot of importance being given to preventive medication, the nutraceuticals market in India is set to flourish. It is one of the booming markets in India. Predominantly vitamins and minerals derived from oral pills were used for curing certain diseases and ailments. People today are becoming more prone to consume immunity enhancing food supplements and wellness related products. This is promoting the growth of the industry with players diversifying into production of various new varieties of products. Further assistance from the government and increasing demand from consumers will fuel growth in this market.
The report begins with an introduction to the Indian nutraceuticals market and its classification on the basis of the ingredients and benefits incurred from them. This is followed by the market overview section which provides the market size and growth as well as the market share of the various segments in the market, namely, functional foods, dietary supplements and functional beverages. A detailed description of each segment in the market along with the dominant products in the particular category has also been provided. Focusing on one the major sub-segments, an overview of the probiotic market in India has been included. This segment has been highlighted owing to the fact that it is one of the most promising categories under the nutraceutical market and has huge growth potential in the near future with growing interests of players. The genesis of probiotics has been highlighted showing the types dominant in India and the key therapeutic benefits derived from them. This section also contains information regarding the market size and growth of probiotics in functional foods in India as well as the key segments and the active players in this space.
This is followed by an analysis of the drivers leading to growth in the market. This includes increasing shift towards preventive therapies, increasing disposable income, increase in healthcare spending, increasing shift towards self-medication, changing demographics, growth in pharmacy and wellness related retail chains and favorable pricing environment. The key challenges to the market include lack of standardization, marketing and distribution challenges, high pricing and lack of awareness. Several trends have also been identified in the market and this has been provided in the next section. The key trends include fortified foods, ayurvedic nutraceuticals, foreign tie-ups, players educating consumers, encapsulation, and cosmeceuticals and nanoceuticals. A section on government regulations in the industry has also been included. It discusses the Food Safety and Standards Act 2006 that regulates the industry.
The competition section provides an overview of the competitive landscape in the industry and
The document discusses 6 common pitfalls companies face when registering food products in Thailand and how to overcome them. The pitfalls are: 1) misclassifying the food, 2) disclosing too much information about formulations, 3) submitting incorrect documents, 4) forgetting to inform the FDA of changes, 5) using the wrong halal certification, and 6) making exaggerated claims in labels and advertising. The document provides case studies for each pitfall and recommendations on how to correctly classify foods, protect confidential information, submit the proper documentation for things like GMP certificates and analyses, notify the FDA of changes like new manufacturers, get halal certification through the proper Thai authority, and avoid unauthorized health claims under Thai law.
The document discusses Vitabiotics, a nutritional supplement company founded in London in 1971 by Dr. Kartar Lalvani. It discusses the company's expansion internationally, including building new factories in Egypt and Indonesia. Tej Lalvani, Dr. Lalvani's son and Vice President of Vitabiotics, wants to significantly expand the company's presence in the US. Vitabiotics exports products to over 100 countries and has numerous best-selling brands. The company employs over 2,200 people and is continuing an aggressive international expansion strategy.
Indian nutraceuticals market forecast to 2017IBNARESEARCH
This document provides a 120-page report on the Indian nutraceuticals market forecast from 2017. It finds that India's growing affluent middle class is increasingly health conscious and aware of nutraceuticals and dietary supplements. The report segments the market into functional foods, functional beverages, and dietary supplements and provides historical data and forecasts for each segment from 2007-2017. It also analyzes import/export trends, pricing, distribution channels, key players and marketing in the industry. The report aims to help readers understand growth opportunities and challenges in the rapidly expanding Indian nutraceuticals sector.
This document provides an overview of Abbott Laboratories and the infant and baby nutrition market. Abbott Laboratories generates revenue from nutritional products, diagnostic products, established pharmaceuticals, and medical devices. Their nutritional segment includes products for infants, children, and adults. The global baby food market was estimated at $53 billion in 2015 and is projected to reach $76 billion by 2018. Leading players include Abbott, Nestle, and Mead Johnson. The Pakistan baby nutrition market was worth $17 billion in 2017 and is estimated to reach $26 billion by 2022, growing at 11% annually.
Nutraceuticals Market: Global Forecast 2015 - 2020IMARC Group
The nutraceuticals are nutritional or ‘functional foods’ that are comprised of foods, beverages, ingredients, and dietary supplements to provide various health benefit to consumers. This report provides comprehensive analysis of the global nutraceuticals market which is expected to grow continuously during 2015-2020.
For an Executive Summary of Nutraceuticals Market Report Visit Link: http://www.imarcgroup.com/nutraceuticals-market
Contact Email: sales@imarcgroup.com
Contact Number: +91-120-415-5099
Consumer Behaviour of Indian customers towards Personal care and Health suppl...Suyash Sharma
Nutraceuticals refer to products that are derived from herbal products, minerals, vitamins and dietary substances which are consumed for their physiological benefits or to boost immunity against diseases India has had a rich heritage of herbal medicines and supplements, which have found resonance in our mythology and folklore. The nutraceuticals market in India is expected to grow from $ 4 billion in 2017 to $ 18 billion in 2025 in the backdrop of rising demand for dietary supplements from the upper and middle class.
The study analyses the shifting consumer behavior among survey groups regarding healthcare supplements. It also presents a summary of the research findings and consumer survey report and suggests notions to build further. Contains case studies of prominent Indian healthcare firms and portrays a market analysis for strategy definition.
The Indian nutraceuticals market is estimated to be USD 1 billion in 2009 and is growing at a CAGR of 18% driven primarily by functional foods and beverages. The market potential is much larger at two to four times the current size. Large pharmaceutical and FMCG companies currently dominate the market, though pure play nutraceutical companies are growing. Increasing health awareness and wider product distribution are driving growth, but a lack of regulation and high prices pose challenges to further market expansion.
This 181-page report from Novonous analyzes the global nutraceuticals market. It finds that the market is expected to grow at a 7.79% CAGR from 2016 to 2020 due to factors like increasing incomes, urbanization, and awareness of lifestyle diseases. Currently, dietary supplements have the largest market share, followed by functional beverages. The report also finds that the Asia Pacific region will surpass North America to show the highest growth rate until 2020. It provides market segmentation forecasts, profiles of key players, and strategic recommendations.
This document provides an overview of entering the Chinese health food market. It discusses the large and growing Chinese market driven by trends like urbanization, an aging population, and increasing incomes. Popular product categories and consumer preferences are outlined. Regulations and requirements for importing dietary supplements into China are also summarized. Successful market entry requires understanding Chinese culture, connecting with distributors, and tailoring products and marketing to Chinese consumers. Partnering with experienced local organizations can help navigate regulations and connect with the right partners to achieve success in the Chinese market.
The document discusses key and emerging weight management ingredients and how they are addressing the global obesity epidemic. It begins with an overview of the increasing issue of obesity worldwide and consumers' motivational challenges to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Several functional ingredients for weight management are then highlighted, including protein, fibre, konjac, chia seeds and various phytochemicals. The presentation examines how these ingredients are featured in different product categories and considers demographic targeting of things like women during menopause. It concludes that the obesity crisis continues globally and that protein and fibre will remain important for nutraceutical weight loss products, while new polyphenol and green coffee bean containing products emerge.
This document is a 1997 word research paper analyzing whether Abbott's strategy of continuous line extensions of their Pediasure product will maintain and increase their market share in Singapore. The paper includes an abstract, table of contents, introduction, SWOT analysis, analysis of identifying the product through the Boston Matrix and examining Singapore's baby food market. It also analyzes Abbott Pediasure's performance, uses investment appraisal techniques, and provides a conclusion and recommendation with limitations noted. The student conducted interviews and research to analyze the benefits and challenges of Abbott's line extension strategy for their leading Pediasure brand in Singapore.
Brian Jones, Regional President of DuPont Nutrition & Health for South Asia, discusses DuPont's focus on the Indian market and efforts to address malnutrition in India. He notes that India is an important emerging market for DuPont where processed food consumption is rising. To address malnutrition, DuPont aims to invest $10 billion in R&D by 2020 to develop new products, engage with 2 million youth, and improve livelihoods for 3 million small farmers. Jones also discusses new probiotic product guidelines in India and DuPont's focus on key industries like dairy, frozen desserts and beverages.
This document provides an agenda and situational analysis for developing a protein supplement product. It begins with identifying the key market problems such as most adults in India being protein deficient and unaware of protein supplement needs. The opportunity identified is addressing general protein deficiency as well as using protein to aid in weight reduction. Primary research through consumer and doctor surveys validate the opportunities and help define target segments. Competitive products are assessed and various distribution options are proposed, including supermarkets, online, chemists, nutrition stores, and institutions. The business case cites increasing health awareness and busy lifestyles as growth drivers for protein supplements.
FMCG industry financial overview based on EIC (Top-Down) approach. Also, survey based on Consumer buying behavior in covid-19 pandemic condition is present in the ppt.
The document provides an overview of the dietary supplement market in China. It discusses market size estimates which vary widely from $96 billion to $159 billion due to different definitions. Direct sales and conference selling control over 60% of the market. Key trends include growing interest in probiotics, collagen, fish oil and imported brands. Regulatory information is presented on registering finished products with China's Food and Drug Administration and approving new food ingredients.
The Indian nutraceuticals market was estimated to be worth $2 billion in 2010 and is expected to reach $5 billion by 2015. Functional foods and beverages are predicted to experience stronger growth than dietary supplements. Diabetic functional foods and enhanced drinks and energy beverages are anticipated to see particularly high demand. Vitamin and mineral supplements currently dominate the market but interest in herbal supplements is growing. Major players operating in the Indian nutraceuticals space include Dabur, Dr. Reddy's, and Amway, with new companies also entering the market.
Global Nutraceuticals Market Report, published by Variant Market Research, forecast that the global market is expected to reach $340 billion by 2024; growing at a CAGR of 7.2% from 2016 to 2024. Nutraceuticals are products derived from food sources which contain additional health benefits in comparison to basic nutritional food value.
The document provides an overview of the nutraceutical industry. It discusses key topics such as:
- Types of nutraceuticals including dietary supplements, functional foods, and functional beverages.
- Major global players in the nutraceutical industry such as Amway, Herbalife, Archer Daniels Midland, and DuPont.
- Market scenarios for the Indian and US nutraceutical markets, which represent a growing percentage of the global market estimated at $278.96 billion in 2021.
- The regulatory body governing nutraceuticals in India, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI).
- A case study comparing Junior Horlicks and
Indian nutraceuticals, herbals, and functional foods industry emerging on globalShushmul Maheshwari
Organized by Knowledge Partner provides strategic consulting and market insights to companies across industries like food and healthcare. It has over 35 employees and 15 freelancers with offices in India and Dubai, and a presence in 20 countries and 5 Indian cities through channel partners. The document discusses nutraceuticals, an emerging industry at the intersection of nutrition and pharmaceuticals. It provides market size data for global and Indian nutraceutical markets, highlights industry drivers and trends, reviews regulations, and outlines opportunities and challenges in the space. The CEO and contact information for RNCOS, the knowledge partner organizing the document, is listed at the end.
Our warehouse in Mumbai is FSSAI, FDA and ISO 22000 approved. Our customers are assured of the quality as it is offered in original packing only.
Our target in Food segment is Confectionery , Chocolate , Jam, Jelly, Biscuit, Bakery, Dairy , Ice cream, Beverage, Tea & Coffee, Fruit Juice Beverage, Snack, Sea food, Convenience Food, Ready to Eat food & other Food Segment.
For Vitamin E & Mix tocopherol in Nutraceuticals segment we target Health food, Baby food, Dietary Supplement, Clinical Nutrition, Sport Nutrition, Geriatric Food, Pediatric Food, Weight Management products, Body Building supplement etc..
ETOP Analysis of Patanjali this study is for acknowledgement of our Patanjali...Praveer Pandey
This document provides an ETOP (Environmental Threats and Opportunities Profile) analysis of Patanjali, an Indian consumer goods company. The analysis identifies 5 main threats to Patanjali including intense competition, regulatory challenges, supply chain vulnerabilities, changing consumer preferences, and global economic factors. It also outlines 4 key opportunities for Patanjali relating to rising health consciousness, global expansion, digital marketing trends, and government support of herbal products. The document concludes that regular updates to the ETOP analysis will help Patanjali strategically plan and adapt to changes in the dynamic FMCG industry.
The document provides an overview of the Indian dairy industry. It discusses that India is the largest producer of dairy in the world, accounting for over 13% of global milk production. The dairy industry in India has seen a CAGR of 5% growth from 2014 to 2022. It also outlines the different categories of dairy products in India as well as the vision, mission, critical success factors, challenges, and SWOT analysis of the dairy industry. Additionally, it discusses gaps and opportunities for improvement in areas like infrastructure, technology, skills, and support from the government.
The document discusses Vitabiotics, a nutritional supplement company founded in London in 1971 by Dr. Kartar Lalvani. It discusses the company's expansion internationally, including building new factories in Egypt and Indonesia. Tej Lalvani, Dr. Lalvani's son and Vice President of Vitabiotics, wants to significantly expand the company's presence in the US. Vitabiotics exports products to over 100 countries and has numerous best-selling brands. The company employs over 2,200 people and is continuing an aggressive international expansion strategy.
Indian nutraceuticals market forecast to 2017IBNARESEARCH
This document provides a 120-page report on the Indian nutraceuticals market forecast from 2017. It finds that India's growing affluent middle class is increasingly health conscious and aware of nutraceuticals and dietary supplements. The report segments the market into functional foods, functional beverages, and dietary supplements and provides historical data and forecasts for each segment from 2007-2017. It also analyzes import/export trends, pricing, distribution channels, key players and marketing in the industry. The report aims to help readers understand growth opportunities and challenges in the rapidly expanding Indian nutraceuticals sector.
This document provides an overview of Abbott Laboratories and the infant and baby nutrition market. Abbott Laboratories generates revenue from nutritional products, diagnostic products, established pharmaceuticals, and medical devices. Their nutritional segment includes products for infants, children, and adults. The global baby food market was estimated at $53 billion in 2015 and is projected to reach $76 billion by 2018. Leading players include Abbott, Nestle, and Mead Johnson. The Pakistan baby nutrition market was worth $17 billion in 2017 and is estimated to reach $26 billion by 2022, growing at 11% annually.
Nutraceuticals Market: Global Forecast 2015 - 2020IMARC Group
The nutraceuticals are nutritional or ‘functional foods’ that are comprised of foods, beverages, ingredients, and dietary supplements to provide various health benefit to consumers. This report provides comprehensive analysis of the global nutraceuticals market which is expected to grow continuously during 2015-2020.
For an Executive Summary of Nutraceuticals Market Report Visit Link: http://www.imarcgroup.com/nutraceuticals-market
Contact Email: sales@imarcgroup.com
Contact Number: +91-120-415-5099
Consumer Behaviour of Indian customers towards Personal care and Health suppl...Suyash Sharma
Nutraceuticals refer to products that are derived from herbal products, minerals, vitamins and dietary substances which are consumed for their physiological benefits or to boost immunity against diseases India has had a rich heritage of herbal medicines and supplements, which have found resonance in our mythology and folklore. The nutraceuticals market in India is expected to grow from $ 4 billion in 2017 to $ 18 billion in 2025 in the backdrop of rising demand for dietary supplements from the upper and middle class.
The study analyses the shifting consumer behavior among survey groups regarding healthcare supplements. It also presents a summary of the research findings and consumer survey report and suggests notions to build further. Contains case studies of prominent Indian healthcare firms and portrays a market analysis for strategy definition.
The Indian nutraceuticals market is estimated to be USD 1 billion in 2009 and is growing at a CAGR of 18% driven primarily by functional foods and beverages. The market potential is much larger at two to four times the current size. Large pharmaceutical and FMCG companies currently dominate the market, though pure play nutraceutical companies are growing. Increasing health awareness and wider product distribution are driving growth, but a lack of regulation and high prices pose challenges to further market expansion.
This 181-page report from Novonous analyzes the global nutraceuticals market. It finds that the market is expected to grow at a 7.79% CAGR from 2016 to 2020 due to factors like increasing incomes, urbanization, and awareness of lifestyle diseases. Currently, dietary supplements have the largest market share, followed by functional beverages. The report also finds that the Asia Pacific region will surpass North America to show the highest growth rate until 2020. It provides market segmentation forecasts, profiles of key players, and strategic recommendations.
This document provides an overview of entering the Chinese health food market. It discusses the large and growing Chinese market driven by trends like urbanization, an aging population, and increasing incomes. Popular product categories and consumer preferences are outlined. Regulations and requirements for importing dietary supplements into China are also summarized. Successful market entry requires understanding Chinese culture, connecting with distributors, and tailoring products and marketing to Chinese consumers. Partnering with experienced local organizations can help navigate regulations and connect with the right partners to achieve success in the Chinese market.
The document discusses key and emerging weight management ingredients and how they are addressing the global obesity epidemic. It begins with an overview of the increasing issue of obesity worldwide and consumers' motivational challenges to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Several functional ingredients for weight management are then highlighted, including protein, fibre, konjac, chia seeds and various phytochemicals. The presentation examines how these ingredients are featured in different product categories and considers demographic targeting of things like women during menopause. It concludes that the obesity crisis continues globally and that protein and fibre will remain important for nutraceutical weight loss products, while new polyphenol and green coffee bean containing products emerge.
This document is a 1997 word research paper analyzing whether Abbott's strategy of continuous line extensions of their Pediasure product will maintain and increase their market share in Singapore. The paper includes an abstract, table of contents, introduction, SWOT analysis, analysis of identifying the product through the Boston Matrix and examining Singapore's baby food market. It also analyzes Abbott Pediasure's performance, uses investment appraisal techniques, and provides a conclusion and recommendation with limitations noted. The student conducted interviews and research to analyze the benefits and challenges of Abbott's line extension strategy for their leading Pediasure brand in Singapore.
Brian Jones, Regional President of DuPont Nutrition & Health for South Asia, discusses DuPont's focus on the Indian market and efforts to address malnutrition in India. He notes that India is an important emerging market for DuPont where processed food consumption is rising. To address malnutrition, DuPont aims to invest $10 billion in R&D by 2020 to develop new products, engage with 2 million youth, and improve livelihoods for 3 million small farmers. Jones also discusses new probiotic product guidelines in India and DuPont's focus on key industries like dairy, frozen desserts and beverages.
This document provides an agenda and situational analysis for developing a protein supplement product. It begins with identifying the key market problems such as most adults in India being protein deficient and unaware of protein supplement needs. The opportunity identified is addressing general protein deficiency as well as using protein to aid in weight reduction. Primary research through consumer and doctor surveys validate the opportunities and help define target segments. Competitive products are assessed and various distribution options are proposed, including supermarkets, online, chemists, nutrition stores, and institutions. The business case cites increasing health awareness and busy lifestyles as growth drivers for protein supplements.
FMCG industry financial overview based on EIC (Top-Down) approach. Also, survey based on Consumer buying behavior in covid-19 pandemic condition is present in the ppt.
The document provides an overview of the dietary supplement market in China. It discusses market size estimates which vary widely from $96 billion to $159 billion due to different definitions. Direct sales and conference selling control over 60% of the market. Key trends include growing interest in probiotics, collagen, fish oil and imported brands. Regulatory information is presented on registering finished products with China's Food and Drug Administration and approving new food ingredients.
The Indian nutraceuticals market was estimated to be worth $2 billion in 2010 and is expected to reach $5 billion by 2015. Functional foods and beverages are predicted to experience stronger growth than dietary supplements. Diabetic functional foods and enhanced drinks and energy beverages are anticipated to see particularly high demand. Vitamin and mineral supplements currently dominate the market but interest in herbal supplements is growing. Major players operating in the Indian nutraceuticals space include Dabur, Dr. Reddy's, and Amway, with new companies also entering the market.
Global Nutraceuticals Market Report, published by Variant Market Research, forecast that the global market is expected to reach $340 billion by 2024; growing at a CAGR of 7.2% from 2016 to 2024. Nutraceuticals are products derived from food sources which contain additional health benefits in comparison to basic nutritional food value.
The document provides an overview of the nutraceutical industry. It discusses key topics such as:
- Types of nutraceuticals including dietary supplements, functional foods, and functional beverages.
- Major global players in the nutraceutical industry such as Amway, Herbalife, Archer Daniels Midland, and DuPont.
- Market scenarios for the Indian and US nutraceutical markets, which represent a growing percentage of the global market estimated at $278.96 billion in 2021.
- The regulatory body governing nutraceuticals in India, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI).
- A case study comparing Junior Horlicks and
Indian nutraceuticals, herbals, and functional foods industry emerging on globalShushmul Maheshwari
Organized by Knowledge Partner provides strategic consulting and market insights to companies across industries like food and healthcare. It has over 35 employees and 15 freelancers with offices in India and Dubai, and a presence in 20 countries and 5 Indian cities through channel partners. The document discusses nutraceuticals, an emerging industry at the intersection of nutrition and pharmaceuticals. It provides market size data for global and Indian nutraceutical markets, highlights industry drivers and trends, reviews regulations, and outlines opportunities and challenges in the space. The CEO and contact information for RNCOS, the knowledge partner organizing the document, is listed at the end.
Our warehouse in Mumbai is FSSAI, FDA and ISO 22000 approved. Our customers are assured of the quality as it is offered in original packing only.
Our target in Food segment is Confectionery , Chocolate , Jam, Jelly, Biscuit, Bakery, Dairy , Ice cream, Beverage, Tea & Coffee, Fruit Juice Beverage, Snack, Sea food, Convenience Food, Ready to Eat food & other Food Segment.
For Vitamin E & Mix tocopherol in Nutraceuticals segment we target Health food, Baby food, Dietary Supplement, Clinical Nutrition, Sport Nutrition, Geriatric Food, Pediatric Food, Weight Management products, Body Building supplement etc..
ETOP Analysis of Patanjali this study is for acknowledgement of our Patanjali...Praveer Pandey
This document provides an ETOP (Environmental Threats and Opportunities Profile) analysis of Patanjali, an Indian consumer goods company. The analysis identifies 5 main threats to Patanjali including intense competition, regulatory challenges, supply chain vulnerabilities, changing consumer preferences, and global economic factors. It also outlines 4 key opportunities for Patanjali relating to rising health consciousness, global expansion, digital marketing trends, and government support of herbal products. The document concludes that regular updates to the ETOP analysis will help Patanjali strategically plan and adapt to changes in the dynamic FMCG industry.
The document provides an overview of the Indian dairy industry. It discusses that India is the largest producer of dairy in the world, accounting for over 13% of global milk production. The dairy industry in India has seen a CAGR of 5% growth from 2014 to 2022. It also outlines the different categories of dairy products in India as well as the vision, mission, critical success factors, challenges, and SWOT analysis of the dairy industry. Additionally, it discusses gaps and opportunities for improvement in areas like infrastructure, technology, skills, and support from the government.
FitBees: Marketing Plan for Android Application Priyam Agarwal
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3. Agenda
• Nutraceuticals in Australia
• Rapid Nutrition Key offices
• Global Alliances
• Key Milestones => Geared ahead on fast track
• Key International Agreements
• Some International Quality Certifications
• Media
• Consumer engagement videos
• Rapid Nutrition India
• India Head Credentials
4. Australia-Nutraceuticals
• Australia commands world’s highest standard in nutraceuticals .
• Nutraceuticals from australia command high respect in global market
• FDA of the world refer to Australian FDA for basing their models.
• Rapid Nutrition under such stringent controls has flourished with its
highest standard products and have exported them to over a dozen
high value markets internationally.
5. RAPID NUTRITION: Global Offices
Head Quartered in Australia :
Regional Head quarters:
Americas : RNL USA Limited
108 West 13th Street,
Willmington, 19801
Delaware, United States
UK : Rapid Nutrition Plc
Office 11
10 Great Russell Street
London, United Kingdom WC1B 3BQ
Phone: +61 7 3200 4222
Email: info@rapid-nutrition.com
India : 14, 15, IDA, Balanagar,
Hyderabad. Andhra Pradesh. 500 037. India.
7. Journey
2001 2004
1st
Export to China
Exports to Saudi
arab, Iran, Korea
2005 2007
Enters Ireland
market
Enters Egypt and
Chezkoslovakia
2008 2010
Enters
Singapore
2011
Funded by
US govt.
Takes Equity in Motivate-USA
2012
$3
Billion
6 acquisitions in
pipeline
IPO (In process)
Organic Organic & Inorganic
2015
Merger in USA
listed company:
GMND: $1.5
BILLION
8. Some of the Global Agreements
Al Kahira Pharmaceuticals;
Egypt
Noosh Dorou Teb
Iran
Western for Trading and Contracting
Establishment; Saudi Arab
Essential living;
Singapore
Verimark; South Africa
Global Medical Company; UAE
11. INDIA STORY…
Vision & stakeholders
Objectives
Understanding Indian market and areas of focus
Our plan
Our investment plan
12. Vision
• To be a committed leader in weight management and establish the brand-Leisa secret as a
household name in India by 2015.
• We would achieve this vision by engaging and adding knowledge value and assisting in
achieving weight management objectives to key stake holders in the ecosystem:
Consumer
Trainers &
Gym
owners
Medical
Fraternity
Retailers
Nutritionist
s
13. Objective
• To make Leisa’s secret Brand:
A) A commercial success from year 1
B) A Brand equity success from year 2
C) A household brand by year 3
14. Market
Driver
Challenges
Trends
2012: INR 12000 Cr. 2015: INR 24,000 Cr.
Drivers:
Increasing shift towards preventive therapies
Increase in disposable income
Increasing shift towards self-medication
Increase in healthcare spending
Ageing population
Pharma retail growth
Challenges:
Lack of standardization
High pricing
Lack of awareness
Marketing and distribution challenges
Functional Nutrition (Foods) : DHEA, Omega 7, Weight management, etc.
Fortified nutrition : Isopure, Ensure, Yakult,etc.
International Tie ups : Guardian – GNC, Neulife-Multibrands
Ayurvedic nutrition : Himalaya range, Dabur nutrition range
27%
current
growth
Nutri-Cosmeceuticals : A sunrise category
Understanding The Indian Weight loss Market
Trust
Competition
16. Why Will this market grow- ii
A much Larger Market in waiting
The Latent market 2 to 4 times existing market
17. Where do we focus ?
I take vitamin
E for my skin
I take GNC
meal
replacement
for my weight
management
I take GNC
products for my
good health
and looks.
My spa
takes care
of me
My fitness is by
Neulife omega
capsules
My doctor is
the best
guide. I don’t
follow TV ads
I am happy
with Olay
organic
extracts
range
21. Some of the audited weight loss categories : Growth
upwards of 100%
22. Key Observations
1. Unorganized market
2. Market ruled by MLM companies, distributors and leading trainers
3. There are local manufacturers in low cost segment
4. Distributors cover top end pricing area
5. All top end area is addressed by imported nutritional range
6. Consumers are confused as there is no education.
7. Purchases are done by reference of influencers- trainers, nutritionists
8. Awareness is at its lowest.
9. No formal presence of any international player.
10.Trust amongst consumers is fragmented. No brand leader per se
23. Customer : Female/ Age 30-39 Yrs.
Female
Weight loss
active need
Instant
gratification
Time
availability:
Low
Word-of-
mouth: High
Influenced by
trial offers
24. Customer segments: Analysis
18 - 22 22 - 29 30 - 39 40 +
College
Dating
Entertainment
Window shopping:
Malls
Professional life
Relationship
Travel
Entertainment
Shopping: Malls,
modern trade, etc
Children & family
Professional life
Neighborhood
House / car
Entertainment
Shopping
Children education
Family
Professional life
Health issues
Society & networks
Shopping
DECISION
MOMENTS
NEEDS
CHALLENGES
RELATIONSHIP SITUATION
KEYLIFEEVENTS
AGE
- High aspirational
value to look good
- Instant gratification:
Expectation
- Gossip: Social
(buzz) currency
- Staying healthy
avoiding health
challenges
- Hormonal changes
- Setting an example
- Making decisions
(homemaker)
- Pre-marriage
(threshold): Anxiety
and confused state of
mind
- Post-marriage:
Identify crisis but
happy
- Increased (high)
responsibility: Family
and/or professional
- Extremely busy
- Loyalty is high if
effective / useful
- Attention or lack of it
- Sensitive about
health info sharing
- Fertility concern
- Adherence
- Peer influence (high)
- Early adopter (makers
or breakers)
- Time constrain & peer
influence (high)
- Time constrain & peer
influence (low)
- Skeptical: Challenge
to win trust
CONFUSED BUILDING MAINTAINING and/or
PROTECTING
25. Promotions
• India’s first ORGANIC bioactive for weight
loss
• Dial-up “safety” factor: USP
• Program vs. product approach
• India’s first weight loss program supported
by medical fraternity.
Positioning :
27. Weight Loss Program
Kit
30 Days Supply Each of :
Premium Meal Replacement
Energize
Resist
Advanced Thermo
Welcome Kit
•Product Manual
•Guide
•General Information Brochure
•First Free Consultation
Voucher
•Monitoring Chart
•CD with Exclusive Recipes &
Customized Diet Charts
Product
28. Online
Pull
Need based standard info
TG User generated info
Utility info (Widgets,
applications etc.)
Networking
Content for visitor education
Offline
Pull
Event/ Community
Driven
Online
Push
Target Consumer driven
sites / e-tournaments
Viral Emails
Offline
Push
FOL Show
Press media
www.leisassecret.in
Custom Landing pages/
micro sites
Custom Landing pages/
micro sites
Hybrid Marketing:
WOL = Weight opinion leadersWOL = Weight opinion leaders
BUILD CRITICAL MASS
TollFree
Text
Based
SALES
39. PR/Media
Communication Objective
• To build on safety and efficacy of the weight loss program
• To communicate the benefits of a long term weight loss maintenance of individuals
completing a structured weight loss program
• To improve the quality of life by adopting a regular & healthy regime of safe and sure weight
loss programme
• To launch Leisa’s Secret as a comprehensive weight loss programme across the target
market
Communication Strategy
• Media sensitizing and engaging experts
• Story building on relevant topics
• Exploring story opportunities
• Studies
• Continued Nutritionists Education (CNEs)
40. Environment Building
The Times of India
The HinduVartha
Sanjeevani
Nai Duniya
Trinity Mirror
Gloria
Rajasthan Patrika
New Indian Express
42. CNE – Chennai – Sept 11, 2012
• Organized by the Anna Adarsh Women’s College, Chennai and Panacea Health
Education on September 11, 2012
• Exclusive sessions for the nutritionists were conducted talking about ‘Difficult Case
Meeting’ on obesity
Deccan Chronicle
Trinity Mirror
Vidhuthali
Teekhadir
Media Release for CNE
43. Chennai & Bangalore CNE - Snapshots
Chennai CNE on 11th
Sep’12 – attended
by 100 Nutritionists, Post graduate
Nutrition students and lecturers from
college.
Bangalore CNE on 12th
Oct’12 – attended
by 30 practicing Nutritionists
44. Official Launch and Chairman’s visit to India
• Official launch ceremony in line with Founder & Chairman of Rapid Nutrition, Mr. Simon St.
Ledger’s visit to India.
• Press meet along with Seminar on Obesity to Positivity
• Organized in Delhi and Mumbai
• On 3rd
, and 4th
Oct 2012 respectively
Financial Chronicle
Business Bhaskar
Business Standard
News.in
Chennaivision.com
46. Health Writer’s Workshop – October 5
Health writers workshop was organized at
Bangalore where a study on workplace
obesity was released.
47. Health Writer’s Workshop – October 5
Vijay VaniPunjab Kesari
Sakshi
Media Coverage
Nav Bharat Times
Hindustan
Nav Bharat Times
48. Health & Beauty Expo 2012 - Gurgaon
Organized at MGF Metropolis Mall Gurgaon
• Between 12th
– 14th
October 2012
• Jointly organized by The Grey Cell (ToI group) & Via Media Health
• First ever marketing and branding effort from Leisa’s Secret by
participating in the event
Communication Objective
• Brand Engagement
• Consumer Engagement
• Brand Promotion
50. World Obesity Week – FM Campaign
(17th
– 20th
October)
• 98.3 FM (Radio Mirchi) Campaign on World Obesity Awareness Week from
16th
Oct to 19th
Oct with following messages being aired:-
All the below mentioned spots got Aired between two slot timings:-
Morning – 7am to 11am (Total 8 slots)
Evening – 5pm to 10pm (Total 8 slots)
Spot 1 – 25 seconds
FVO: This World Obesity Awareness Week, take a pledge to be fitter, healthier and
prettier with Leisa’s Secret.
Anchor: Leisa’s Secret. 4 way, Advanced weight loss Programme which is safe,
organic backed by Nutritionists. To know more and for free Nutritionist
consultation near your home log onto www.leisassecret.in or call toll free no.
1800-102-1035
51. Spot 2 – 25 seconds
FVO: This World Obesity Awareness Week, know your health score through Leisa’s
secret way.
Anchor: Get in touch with Liesa’s secret Nutritionist to know how healthy you are,
pick up the phone and call us at toll free no. 1800-102-1035 and win exciting prizes
too. To know more about Liesa secret 4 way, Advanced weight loss Programme
which is safe, organic and backed by Nutritionists log onto www.leisassecret.in
Spot 3 – 25 seconds
FVO - Skipped my meals but still failed to lose weight. God pls help
Anchor: Do not call God, call Leisa’s secret Nutritionist for free consultation. This
World Obesity Awareness Week, embrace the Leisa’s Secret 4 way Advanced
weight loss Programme which is 100% safe, organic backed by Nutritionists . To
know more log onto www.leisassecret.in or call toll free no. 1800-102-1035.
52. Spot 4 – 25 seconds
FVO - Walked, jogged and stretch myself beyond my abilities but still failed to lose weight. God
pls help
Anchor: Do not call God, call Leisa’s secret Nutritionist for free consultation. This World
Obesity Awareness Week, embrace the Leisa’s Secret 4 way Advanced weight loss
Programme which is 100% safe, organic backed by Nutritionists. To know more log onto
www.leisassecret.in or call toll free no. 1800-102-1035.
Spot 5 – 25 seconds
Empanelled Nutritionist Byte:-
FVO – Dr. Manjiri, well known Nutritionist of ( City Name) is with us on World Obesity
Awareness Week, to share her thoughts on healthy wt. loss
Dr. Manjiri: For healthy weight loss one should follow these 4 approaches together:
increasing BMR, creating calories deficit, controlling cravings and taking
sufficient vitamins and minerals.
FVO: To know about these 4 approaches call Leisa’s secret nutritionist at toll free no. 1800-
102-1035 or log onto www.leisassecret.in