Trends and Forces Shaping the World of Consumer Health
Author: Louise Nicholas
Date published: 12 Mar 2010
In response to the consumer trend of using a variety of products to ensure good health, we have combined OTC healthcare, vitamins and dietary supplements, sports nutrition and slimming products into one platform - Passport: Consumer Health. Join us as we review the performance of these four categories and discuss the trends and forces shaping the world of consumer health.
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Global Consumer Health Research Manager - Samantha Chmelik |
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Consumer Health Industry Analyst - Monica Feldman |
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The impact of public health issues like the H1N1 virus, obesity and tobacco bans |
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The expansion of retail distribution, the impact of private label and the implications of mergers and acquistions |
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Analysis of import bans, local production incentives, ingredient contamination and an increasingly rigrous regulatory environment reshaping the consumer health industry |
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A discussion on the implications of these events and potential opportunities |
Did you know...
• The global share of private label/generic products expanded from 5.3% in 2008 to 5.6% in 2009
• The National Health Expenditure (NHE) in the US will represent an estimated 20% of GDP in 2018, up two percentage points from 2009 according to the US Department of Health & Human Services
• Retail sales of vitamins and dietary supplements will keep growing with the support of public health initiatives on nutrition and health and wellness. As a result, Euromonitor projects that constant retail sales will top US$76 billion at the end of 2014
• In Indonesia the broad consumer base of children, representing an estimated 27% of the total population, provides excellent opportunities for pharmaceutical companies to expand sales through the introduction of child-specific products
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To learn more about the state of the consumer health market, please join us for this live webinar with question and answer session featuring our global research team.
When: April 13, 2010
Time: 10am EST, 3pm/15:00 GMT
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