The dietary supplements market is anticipated to reach USD 349.4 billion by 2026 according to a new study published by Polaris Market Research. In 2019, the vitamins segment dominated the global market, in terms of revenue. Asia-Pacific is expected to be the leading contributor to the global market revenue during the forecast period.
A significant increase in the obese population, changing
lifestyles, and initiatives and funding by governments to promote healthy
lifestyles primarily drive the growth of this market. Other driving
factors include increasing diseases associated with obesity, increasing
disposable income, and increasing awareness regarding health and nutrition. The
increase in obesity related diseases such as diabetes and hypertension along
with sedentary lifestyles of consumers further propel the adoption of dietary
supplements. The number of memberships for health clubs and gyms has increased
significantly over the years, further promoting the growth of dietary
supplements. Increasing demand in developing nations is expected provide
numerous growth opportunities to the market players during the forecast period.
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There has been a significant increase in obesity across the world.
In 2015, 2.2 billion people, including children and adults, were reported to be
obese. A significant increase in child obesity has also been registered over
the past years. The highest level of obese child and young population has been
reported in the U.S. while the highest adult obesity has been reported in
Egypt. Obese people have greater chances of acquiring obesity related diseases
such as Diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. These increasing concerns about
healthy living coupled with increasing awareness regarding proper nutrition
have encouraged consumers to adopt dietary supplements, thereby promoting the
growth of the market.
Improvement in lifestyle due to rise in income level, especially
in the developing countries of Asia-Pacific fuels the demand for dietary
supplements market. Factors such as increase in per capita income and changes
in consumer behavior towards nutrition and healthy eating habits are expected
to accelerate the adoption of dietary supplements in the coming years.
Asia-Pacific generated the highest revenue in the market in 2019,
and is expected to lead the global market throughout the forecast period. The
high geriatric population in the region coupled with increasing disposable income
drives the market growth. The sedentary lifestyle of consumers in the region
has encouraged them to adopt dietary supplements to stay healthy and acquire
proper nutrition. Increasing disposable incomes in developing countries of this
region, rising awareness about health benefits of dietary supplements, and
growing presence of fitness centres further foster the growth in this region.
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The different end-users in the market include adults, children,
infants, pregnant women, and geriatric. In 2019, adults accounted for the
highest market share. However, adoption of dietary supplements in children is
expected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period. The increasing
demand for dietary supplements in children is owing to increasing need for
proper nutrition, reduce chances of illness, and decrease incidences of child
obesity.
The well-known companies profiled in the report include Abott Laboratories, GlaxoSmithKline, Herbalife International,
Bayer AG, Pfizer Inc., Nutraceutics Inc., Glanbia Nutritionals, Amway, Carlyle
Group, Arkopharma Laboratoires Pharmaceutiques, Bionova Lifesciences, and
Danisco A/S among others. These companies launch new products and collaborate
with other market leaders to innovate and launch new products to meet the
increasing needs and requirements of consumers.
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