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.5% approaching $30bn in 2015. This report identifies the contribution of growth markets such as males, those seeking weight loss, children, and seniors. The regulatory environment in Europe, US and Japan is also
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after the United States in the world today. Given its vast market, the country provides tremendous opportunities for investment and trade both for the present and future. I. INTRODUCTION
Report Scope
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The U.S. weight control products market, defined for this report as liquid/powder weight control drinks and candy/tablet diet aids, experienced substantial declines between 2002 and 2005, and while
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impacting what type of food Americans buy and how they eat?
- What are the most popular cuisines in the United States?
- To what degree do consumers believe that they have a healthy diet?
- What foods
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Snapple Group
- Consumer attitude and opinion about various types of soda sweeteners
- Trends in new product introductions in the US soda market Scope and Themes
What you need to know
Definition
Data
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to health insurance
- Healthy eating
- Health advice
- Healthy living
- U.S. Hispanic population
- Acculturation
Health-Related Factors that Shape Attitudes towards Hispanic Diet and Wellness
- Key points
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trends in the US?
The USDiet Market Outlook to 2008: Future profit opportunities for low carb and other fast growth diets is a new management report revealing unique analysis of consumption pattern
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products that burn fat?
Nuts compete with nutrition bars
Market Size and Trends
Market size
Figure 7: U.S. sales of slimming meals, at current and constant prices, 2001-06
Wal-Mart estimate
Business Insights, May 2004, Pages: 177
relationship 46
Increased calorie consumption – and more carbohydrates than ever
before 46
Managing consumer expectations 47
When did low-carbohydrate diets become popular in the U.S. and why? 47
Celebrity
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Key points
No more diets
Be well
Want it raw or not at all
Sales and forecast of nutrition and energy bars, by segment
Figure 19: U.S. FDMx sales and forecast of nutrition and energy bars, at current
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/organic market compare to broader trends analyzed in Mintel’s American Lifestyles—US, January 2010? Scope and Themes
What you need to know
Definition
Data sources
Consumer survey data
Advertising clips
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and diet
Herbal supplements and nontraditional medications
Over-the-counter remedies
Prescription remedies
Health insurance
Marketing strategies
U.S. Black and Hispanic population
Insights and Opportunities
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in the portion control market and why?
- How are companies promoting their portion control foods and dieting systems?
- What types of foods are most popular in the U.S.? Scope and Themes
What you need to know
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: Estimated increase in average portion sizes, 1984-2004
Black and Hispanic adults more likely at risk
Figure 14: Age-adjusted heart disease death rates per 100,000, by ethnicity, 2007
The graying of America
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, trended, May 2003-June 2008
APPENDIX: TRADE ASSOCIATIONS - Weight Watchers International Inc.
- WellPoint, Inc.
- Microsoft USA
- Food and Drug Administration
- Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
Business Insights, Jan 2003
to gain knowledge of the legal requirements related to health products in the UK, US, Europe and Asia. The report looks at the categories of dairy food, prepared foods, dried goods, bakery, confectionery
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, and Juice Diet (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) 116
Table 31: US Market for Weight Control Liquids/Powders
(2006
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in this report are U.S. dollars not adjusted for inflation (i.e., the figures incorporate inflationary trends) and not adjusted for future dynamics in exchange rates (i.e., the figures reflect average exchange
