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Dietary supplements market in Poland 2011
PMR Ltd, Nov 2011, Pages: 135
Dietary supplements market in Poland 2011, Development forecasts for 2011-2013 contains all the latest data, analysis and forecasting on the evolving pharmacy and non-pharmacy market for dietary supplements in Poland. This document tracks market size, structure, share and performance of the most active categories of products being sold on the market, while providing the information, statistical data and projections for these products needed by the companies that produce and distribute them.
The report bases its growth predictions upon professional analysis of epidemiological data, preferences of Polish consumers and knowledge of the workings of the market’s various product distribution channels. It examines changes in the marketplace since previous editions were published in 2007 and 2009, and the patterns of growth resulting in each of the major product categories.
Readers will benefit from specific details on market changes due to new legislation. This report addresses issues such as labeling, changes in procedural requirements for introducing new products, presentation of nutritional information and new regulations concerning product ingredients in various supplements.
This unique document also includes the results from a special PMR market survey, conducted in 2011 and directed toward the top companies (approximately 100). It compares issues and prospects for the market now to past conditions and those expected in the years to come. Contact details for the market’s most active participants are also featured in an easily accessible Excel database.
Dietary supplements market in Poland 2011, Development forecasts for 2011-2013 delivers updates on the processes involved in bringing products to market, the financial details of the companies that do so, categories of products judged most likely to succeed, obstacles to growth and opportunities for expansion, and the many changes in the market over recent years as well as those likely to occur over the next two years.
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