Meal replacement market research (page 1 of 4)

The meal replacement category is very small in Slovakia and has not yet managed to really take off. 2011 was another year of very weak growth. Meal replacement products are not very popular among Slov...

Slimming meal replacement products remained unavailable in Ukraine although products such as slimming tablets and teas were available....

Increasing pressure from health organisations and from the media, encouraging consumers to aim for a physical ideal, is expected to place greater pressure on consumers to adopt healthier lifestyles. A...

Meal replacement slimming is expected to register retail volume growth of 9% in 2011 despite the fact that the rate of obesity among Swiss consumers is increasing. According to trade sources, the rate...

The meal replacement category is expected to see a decline in value sales in 2011 compared with 2010, with the overall magnitude of the decline being offset by the increase in current value sales of c...

Improving living standards, rising disposable income and the increasing awareness of health and wellness were among the main factors which contributed to the greater level of attention consumers paid ...

Meal replacement products in Georgia remained negligible over 2010-2011. The majority of the population is not yet greatly concerned with health and wellness trends, still striving for improvements in...

Meal replacement is expected to see 2% current value growth and 3% volume growth in 2011. Whilst value sales are encouraging compared to the review period’s negative value sales growth, volume growth ...

The development of Meal replacement in Azerbaijan still requires greater product awareness and advertising support in order for meal replacement to compete with products in other categories such as s...

In early 2011, ANVISA (the Brazilian Heath Surveillance Agency) initiated discussions about the risks of Rx slimming products such as sibutramine, which are commonly prescribed by physicians and can b...

in 2011, meal replacement products continue to witness a fall in sales, a decline which began in 2007. The rate of decline, however, is set to be weaker than the review period CAGR....

Meal replacement products showed a strong performance with 19% growth in current value terms to reach Won346 billion in 2011. Herbalife Korea dominated the market with an 89% value share in 2010. Th...

Sales of meal replacement products remain limited in Macedonia although it is a category which is experiencing strong growth. The meal replacement category in Macedonia consists mainly of meal replace...

Meal replacement products sped up in 2011 as availability and advertising improvements brought results. Meal replacement is benefiting from raised health and wellness awareness of Bosnian and Herzegov...

in 2011, on-going trends such as the increasing rates of obesity and heart problems, and the ageing population in The Philippines improved demand for convalescence and meal replacement slimming produc...

Meal replacement products continue to feel the impact of the recent economic downturn. Price hikes and a decrease in disposable income have resulted in a decline in consumer spending on what are consi...

Weight management is an important topic for a large number of German consumers. The fight against obesity or the strong desire for an attractive physical appearance often motivates consumers to take e...

Given the rising tide of nutrition-related diseases in Austria, and their considerable impact on public health expenses, the focus on healthy living has recently seen significant reinforcement by publ...

The recovery of the economy sees consumers spending more on meal replacement. Consumers are also increasingly image conscious, and purchase meal replacement slimming products in a bid to lose weight f...

Companies in this industry manufacture meal replacement products and protein supplements. These products come as prepackaged powdered drink mixes, ready-to-drink beverages or edible bars designed to r...

Meal replacement in Slovenia benefited greatly from the very influential health and wellness trend during 2010 and the first half of 2011, which is becoming increasingly important in several packaged ...

Slimming meal replacement products are unavailable in Belarus but there are widely used substitutes for weight loss in Belarus, such as slimming tablets and teas and also dieting....

An increasing and evolving health consciousness among the general Swedish population is gradually changing consumer perceptions of meal replacement products. Consumers are increasingly of the opinion ...

Meal replacement is expected to grow by 5% in volume and by 6% in current value terms to reach 400 tonnes with a value of €25,000 in 2011. Meal replacement products are relatively expensive for Estoni...

Meal replacement products registered higher growth in 2011, driven by key player Herbalife (China) Health Products Ltd. As a rapidly growing category, the potential of meal replacement products has at...

Demand for meal replacement products for convalescence increased in Malaysia throughout the review period. This growth is being bolstered by aggressive marketing campaigns being conducted at a nation ...

The majority of affluent indonesian consumers are educated professionals and businesspeople who are very open to new products and are more than receptive to then influence of Western culture. They are...

The meal replacement category is expected to grow by 5% in value terms and by 3% in volume terms in 2011. Both value and volume growth is expected to be higher than in 2010. This will be attributed to...

Convenience is key to growth within meal replacement products, with slimming ready-to-drink (RTD) beverages and bars benefitting from the ease and portability of single-serve packaging and distributio...

Producers, especially within sports nutrition, are blurring the boundaries between meal replacement, sports nutrition and snack bars with the launch of products spanning all three categories. Well-est...