Nutritional Supplement Japan 2005.
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| The report provides the first comprehensive review of the Japanese $11.1 billion nutritional supplements (dietary supplements & plus) market. The report covers Japanese nutritional supplement industry, consumers, distribution, market characteristics, value chains, trends, regulatory and strategies to approach the Japanese market. It also provides information for more than 220 ingredients suppliers, product manufactures, contract manufactures and industry’s organizations, media and annual events and more. This is a complete guide for Japanese nutritional supplement market. The report provides over 40 data charts and graphs including top 100 nutritional supplement markets by category and botanical, herbal and non-herbal ingredients market volume.
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Japan’s Nutritional Supplement Report 2005 provides over 40 data charts and graphs including sales volume of top 100 nutritional ingredients by categories. Market characteristics of botanical, herbal and non-herbal ingredients and market volume.
The 100 page report also explains step by step, how to approach the Japanese company for the first time. Whether you are planning to export your products or thinking to import new ingredients, the chapter 8, Strategies for Approaching the Japanese Market will help.
The price for this report is $399.00
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| | The report covers 8 subjects;
1) The industry profile
2) The consumer profile
3) Retail distribution profile
4) Market characteristics by category
5) Distributions & value chains
6) Trends in nutritional supplements
7) Regulatory aspects
8) Strategies for approaching the Japanese market
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Nutritional Supplement Japan 2005.
The Market Report
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
The State of Nutritional Supplement in Japan
Nutritional supplement definitions &
exchange rate
Chart: The world $126 billion nutrition market
Chart: Population
Chart: World’s 3 nutritional supplement markets
Data; World’s 3 major nutraceutical markets
at glance
CHAPTER 1. THE INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
1-1. Nutritional Supplements Market Tops
$11.1 Billion
1-2. Rebounded Under the Difficult Condition
1-3. Direct Market Shows its Strength by Walking a Fine Line
Graph: Nutritional supplement 10 years of growth Graph: Nutritional supplement 2005 and beyond
1-4. National Movement to Fight Lifestyle Diseases
1-5. Concern for Side Effects of Drugs
1-6. Demographic Change and Health Care Participation of Major Companies
1-8. Exposures in the Media
1-9. The Number of New Comers Continue to Rise Data: Profile of Japan’s nutritional industry in 2004 at glance
CHAPTER 2. THE CONSUMER PROFILE
2-1. Four Consumer Surveys
2-2. Survey Results
2-2-A. Age Groups of Nutritional Supplement Regular Users
Graph: Supplement user by gender & age groups
2-2-B. Over all Regular Supplement Users by Gender
2-2-C. What They Think about Nutritional Supplements
Graph: What they think about nutritional supplements
2-2-D. What They are Taking
Graph: What they are taking
2-2-E. Why They are Taking It. Graph: Why they are taking it
Data: Japanese average life expectancy
Data: Number of death and type of illness in 2004
2-2-F. How Much They Spent on nutritional supplements
Graph: How much they spent
2-2-G. What is most important subject for choosing the supplement
Graph: How they choose the supplement
2-2-H. Where to Purchase the Supplement by Age Group
Graph: Where they purchased the supplement
2-2-I. Where to Get Information on Supplement by Age Group
Graph: Where to get information on supplement
Data Japanese nutritional supplement user profile
2-2-J. Mineral & Vitamin Deficiency by Age Group
2-2-K. Japanese Nutritional Supplement Consumer Segmentation
CHAPTER 3. MARKET PROFILES BY DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS
3-1. Three Major Distribution Channels
Chart: $11.1 billion Nutritional supplement distribution
3-1-1. Drugstore Channel
Data: Major Drug Store Chain Sales in 2004
3-1-2. Trends on the Drugstore Channel
Chart: Inside Drugstore channel sales & shoppers age groups
3-2. Foodstore Channel
Photo: Supplement section in Aeoen store
3-2-1. Bright Sign in the C-stores
Photo: Fancle’s store
Photo: Supplementya
3-2-2. Future Growths in Specialty Stores
Chart: Foodstore channel sales growth
3-3. Direct Sales Channel
3-3-1. Direct Sales Channel Sales $8.2 billion
3-3-2. So, Why MLM is Successful in Japan
Chart: Direct sales channel sales growth
Data: Leading direct sales channel companies
Chart: Inside direct sales channel sales & shoppers’ age group
Photo: Mail order catalog samples
Photo: Space saving packages
CHAPTER 4. MARKET CHARACTERISTICS BY CATEGORY
4-1. Vitamins
4-1-1. Vitamin C tops the Category
4-1-2.Vitamin E
4-1-3.Multivitamin
4-1-4. Vitamin B Complex
4-1-5. Other Vitamins.
4-1-6. New structural Health Claims may Increase the Sales
Data: Vitamin Supplement Category Sales
4-2. Minerals
4-2-1. Mineral Deficiency in all Age Groups
4-2-2. Calcium
4-2-3. Iron
4-2-4. Selenium
4-2-5. Zinc
4-2-6. Germanium for Anti-Cancer
Data: Mineral intake by category.
Data: Mineral supplement category sales
4-3. Herbal & Botanicals
4-3-1. Botanical Sales Up 10 percent to $2.3 billion
4-3-2. Plum Extract
4-3-3. Pine Bark Extract
4-3-4. Blueberry
4-3-5. Mulberry
4-3-6. Turmeric
4-3-7. Angelica
Data: Botanical/Herbal supplement category sales
4-4. Non-Botanical/Specialty Ingredients
4-4-1. Eyes, Joint, Beauty and Immune Health are Leaders.
4-4-2. Collagen
4-4-3. MSM (Methyl-sulfonyl methane)
4-4-4. Amino Acid
4-4-5. Soybean Peptide
4-4-6. L-Carnitine
4-4-7. Coenzyme Q10
4-4-8. Glucosamine
4-4-9. Alpha Lipoic Acid
4-4-10. Propolis
4-4-11. Omega 3 fatty acids/EPA, DHA, DPA
Chart: $11.1 billion nutritional supplement category sales
Data: Non-Herbal Supplement Category Sales
4-5. Fungus/Mushrooms
4-5-1. Agaricus blaze Dominates the Category
4-5-2. Cordyceps
Data:: Fungus Supplement Category Sales
4-6. Emerging Ingredients
Chart: Contact Manufacturers’ Top 20 growth ingredients in 2005
Data: Japan’s Nutritional Supplements Market Top 100 By Category 2004
CHAPTER 5. DISTRIBUTIONS & VALUE CHAINS IN SALES CHANNELS
5-1. The Drug Store Channel Value Chain
5-1-1. Ingredient Suppliers:
5-1-2. Manufacturers:
5-1-3. Distributors:
5-1-4. Retail Outlets:
Chart: The drugstore channel’s value chain flow chart 5-2. The Mass Merchants and Foodstore Channel’s Value Chain
5-2-1. Ingredient Suppliers:
5-2-2. Manufacturers:
5-2-3. Distributors:
5-2-4. Retail Outlets:
Chart: The mass merchants and foodstore channel’s value chain flow chart
5-3. The Direct Sales Channel Value Chain
5-3-1. Ingredients Suppliers:
5-3-2. Manufacturers:
5-3-3. Distributors:
5-3-4. Direct Sales Consumers
Chart: The direct sales channel’s value chain flow chart
CHAPTER 6. REGULATORY
6-1. Deregulation Continues
Recommendation
6-3. Foods Allowed to Have Health Claims
6-3-1. Foods with Health Claim Act
6-3-2. Foods for Specified Health Use/FOSHU
Mark: FOSHU Logo
Chart: Food with Health Claim
6-3-3. The New FOSHU
6-3-3-1. The New FOSHU is Expanded into Three Additional Categories
1) Conditional FOSHU
2) Standard Qualified FOSHU
3) Health Risk Reduction Claim FOSHU
6-3-4. What’s the Benefit to Have FOSHU from the Marketers Point
6-3-5. Food with Nutrient Functional Claims
Chart: Food with Nutrient Functional Claim vitamin and mineral contents limit
6-4. Foods Not Allowed to Have Health Claims
6-5. The Laws for Manufacturing and Promote the Nutritional Supplement in Japan
6-5-1. Health Promotion Law
6-5-2. Other Regulations that Comply to Manufacturing, Distribute and to
Market Foods and Supplement in Japan.
1) Food Sanitary Laws
2) JAS Standards
3) Pharmaceutical Affair Law
4) Specific Commerce Law
5) Unfair Promotion & Unfair Statement Prevention Law
6-6. Nutritional Supplement Certification Program
Mark: JHFA Certificate mark
6-7. The Road to Recovery
CHAPTER 7. TRENDS IN NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENT IN JAPAN
7-1. Trends in Nutritional Supplement in Japan
7-2. Trends in Ingredients
7-2-1. Strong Japanese Ingredients
7-2-2. Hot Okinawa Botanicals
7-2-3. Western Influence Continues
Data: Top ten Japanese and the U.S. Botanicals
Data: Top ten Japanese and the U.S. Non Botanicals
7-3. Trends in Distribution
7-4. Trends in Regulatory
7-5. The Industry is Under the Rader Screen
7-6. What to Expect in Next 5 Years and Beyond
Japan’s Nutritional Supplement Market Report 2005
Supplement Section
CHAPTER 8. Strategies for Approaching the Japanese Nutritional Market
8-1. The Japanese Market has Opportunities but it’s also Highly Competitive.
8-2. The Japanese Market
The Way Into the Market: To Export Products & To Export Ingredients.
8-2-1. Product Specification and Labels
8-2-2. Products Must Comply With Japan's Food Standards and the Laws.
8-2-3. Customizing Products for the Japanese Market
8-3. How to Contact Japanese Company for the First Time
8-3-1. How to Approach and Select a Partner
Information on Companies in the Report
The Source
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