DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Nutritional
Supplement Market in the U.S.A (2018-2023)" report has been
added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
The U.S.A nutritional supplement market is expected to reach USD 53.2
billion, growing at a CAGR of 8.43% by 2023. It is the largest
nutritional supplement consumer in the North American region.
The rising awareness towards nutritional supplements among working
professionals, expenditure on fitness and well-being and increase in
cardiovascular diseases due to fluctuating diet patterns are the key
growth factors. High adoption rates of botanical supplements among
individuals in the U.S.A. due to medicinal benefits is expected to
expand the market growth over the forecast period.
Scientific and regulatory challenges to the quality, safety and efficacy of nutritional supplements are considered to be a major challenge.
Scientific and regulatory challenges to the quality, safety and efficacy of nutritional supplements are considered to be a major challenge.
The U.S.A. nutritional supplement market is classified by type of
ingredient and by type of end-user. By type of ingredient, it is further
sub-classified into vitamins, proteins, amino acid, enzymes and
botanicals supplements. By type of end-user, it is further classified
into infants and adults.
Vitamin supplements grab the highest market revenue among nutritional
ingredients due to increasing self-medication, expansion of distribution
networks and entry of new brands.
Key Players Profiled
- Abbott Nutritionals
- Nestle Nutritionals
- Amway Corporation
- Herbalife Nutritional
- Pfizer Inc.
- Royal DSM
Topics Covered
Chapter 1: Executive Summary
Chapter 2: Nutritional Supplement Market in the U.S.A. - Market Overview
Chapter 3: Nutritional Supplement Market in the U.S.A. - by Type of Ingredient
Chapter 4: Nutritional Supplement Market in U.S.A. - by Type of End-User
Chapter 5: Competitive Landscape
Chapter 6: Conclusion
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