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Market research for the consumer health industry

Euromonitor has the world’s most comprehensive research on the consumer health industry. We monitor and analyse industry trends in consumer Health globally, including in-depth data on market share and market size – from the “big picture” down to specific category levels. Categories in consumer health include:

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Country Report

Consumer Health in Thailand

After the recession, Thai consumers are now more willing to spend money on consumer health products particularly vitamins and dietary supplements and analgesics, which are the main products for consumers. Vitamins and dietary supplements continued to grow at double digit rates due to greater awareness of the importance of prevention rather than cure. Both manufacturers and authorities are educating consumers about how to take care of themselves in order to combat ill health in the long run. As

Jul 2011 | $2,400| Add to cart | View details ›

Global Briefing

Consumer Health – Trends, Developments and Prospects

The economic recovery helped consumer health maintain vigorous growth in retail value sales in 2010. Regulation has intensified in all categories, while the competitive strategy is now shifting to regional and local investment. Asia-Pacific and North America lead global sales, thanks in part to the rising popularity of vitamins and dietary supplements. An enhanced retailing atmosphere provides new sales opportunities via new health and wellness formats. Prospects for 2011 and beyond look healthy

May 2011 | $2,000| Add to cart | View details ›

Country Report

Consumer Health in South Africa

The consumer health care sector experienced a slowdown in the rate of growth as the country slowly recovered from the recession that hit the country in 2009. A lot of people were watching their spending as they had limited income at their disposal resulting in reduced volume sales of most businesses. The main contributing factor was the announcement by the sole power utility company, Eskom, that the electricity tariffs will be increased annually over the next three years, effective from June

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Reference Book

World Economic Factbook 2012

Oct 2011

Reference Book

Retail Trade International - special price for libraries

Oct 2010

Reference Book

World Environmental Databook

May 2010