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Market Research Report

Key Trends and Innovations in Nutraceutical Soft Drinks: The emergence of new hybrid, performance enhancement and functional brands

Published by Business Insights
Published December, 2009 Product code 105002
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Key Trends and Innovations in Nutraceutical Soft Drinks: The emergence of new hybrid, performance enhancement and functional brands published by Business Insights in December, 2009. This report price starts from US $ 2875.

Introduction

Abstract

Globally the market for nutraceutical soft drinks is growing at just below 10% each year and this is expected to continue for the next five years at least. The largest nutraceutical soft drinks market in the world is that of Japan - it was worth $8.3bn in 2009. The second largest is the US - worth US$6.2bn. During the period to 2012 the superior growth rates being achieved in the US will mean that it starts to challenge the Japanese market for the title of the world' s largest. Nutraceutical soft drinks will increasingly break out of their traditional consumer segments with more products for women, children, mid-lifers and seniors. Energy drinks makers are attempting to stimulate demand in currently under-represented segments such as the female market (around two-thirds of energy drinks consumption is accounted for by men).

Table of Contents

Executive summary

  • Market overview
  • Innovation overview
  • Performance drink trends
  • Beauty & weight management
  • Functional health drink trends
  • Conclusions

Chapter 1 Market overview

  • Summary
  • Introduction
  • The functional food & drink market
  • Key drivers
  • Market value
  • The nutraceutical soft drinks market
  • Company shares
  • PepsiCo leads in functional drinks
  • Coca-Cola catches up
  • Conclusions

Chapter 2 Innovation overview

  • Summary
  • Introduction
  • Regional trends
  • Flavor trends
  • Health positioning trends
  • Food minus trends
  • Food plus trends
  • Functional benefit overview
  • Conclusions

Chapter 3 Performance drink trends

  • Summary
  • Introduction
  • Sports drinks
  • Broadening the market with low/no calorie versions
  • Developing the take-home channel
  • Sports drinks with natural ingredients
  • Dairy-based recovery drinks
  • Energy drinks
  • Targeting the female market
  • Energy shots
  • Hybrid energy drinks
  • Multifunction energy drinks
  • Energy-sports drinks
  • Anti-tiredness energy drinks
  • Anti-stress energy drinks
  • Energy-brain drinks
  • Brain function drinks
  • Anti-energy drinks
  • Sexual stimulation drinks

Chapter 4 Beauty & weight management

  • Summary
  • Introduction
  • Beauty drinks
  • The Japanese market
  • The US market
  • Increasing specialization
  • Weight management drinks
  • Fat burning drinks
  • Fat blocking drinks
  • Appetite suppressing drinks
  • Satiety promoting drinks

Chapter 5 Functional health drink trends

  • Summary
  • Introduction
  • Heart health
  • Lowering cholesterol
  • Controlling blood pressure
  • Digestive health
  • Healthier drinks
  • Hybrid probiotic drinks
  • Boosting immunity
  • Bone & joint health
  • Niche health products

Chapter 6 Conclusions

  • Summary
  • Hybrids and beyond
  • Multiple attributes
  • Diversity of serving sizes
  • Broader demographics
  • Index

List of Figures

  • Figure 1.1: Share of regional nutraceutical soft drink markets held by the top five manufacturers, 2008 24
  • Figure 2.2: Share of nutraceutical soft drinks product launches by region, 2006-09 30
  • Figure 2.3: Share of nutraceutical soft drinks product launches by function, 2009 35
  • Figure 2.4: Healthful sodas 36
  • Figure 3.5: Share of nutraceutical soft drinks product launches by energy, sports and brain function drinks, 2006-09 39
  • Figure 3.6: Gatorade' s core product range, 2009 40
  • Figure 3.7: Low/no calories sports drinks 41
  • Figure 3.8: Take-home sports drinks 42
  • Figure 3.9: Rosbacher Sport 43
  • Figure 3.10: Dairy-based recovery drinks 44
  • Figure 3.11: Energy drinks targeted at the female market 46
  • Figure 3.12: Energy shots 47
  • Figure 3.13: Hybrid energy drinks 48
  • Figure 3.14: Energy teas 48
  • Figure 3.15: Energy coffees 49
  • Figure 3.16: Share of energy drinks product launches by type of multifunction, 2006-09 49
  • Figure 3.17: Energy-sports drinks 50
  • Figure 3.18: Anti-tiredness energy drinks 51
  • Figure 3.19: Anti-stress energy drinks 52
  • Figure 3.20: Revitalizing energy drinks 53
  • Figure 3.21: Mental energy drinks 53
  • Figure 3.22: US energy-brain drinks 54
  • Figure 3.23: Hybrid brain function drinks 56
  • Figure 3.24: Anti-energy drinks in Asia and Europe 57
  • Figure 3.25: Blue Cow and Slow Cow anti-energy drinks 57
  • Figure 3.26: Anti-energy drinks in the US 58
  • Figure 3.27: Natural anti-stress drinks 59
  • Figure 3.28: Sexual stimulation drinks 60
  • Figure 4.29: Share of nutraceutical soft drinks product launches held by beauty and weight management drinks, 2006-09 64
  • Figure 4.30: Beauty drinks in Japan 66
  • Figure 4.31: New entrants to beauty drinks in Japan 66
  • Figure 4.32: Borba and Glowelle beauty drinks 68
  • Figure 4.33: US mass market beauty drinks 69
  • Figure 4.34: Specialized beauty drinks 69
  • Figure 4.35: Fat burning drinks 71
  • Figure 4.36: Fat blocking drink 72
  • Figure 4.37: Appetite suppressing drinks 73
  • Figure 4.38: Satiety promoting drinks 74
  • Figure 4.39: Dietary protein drinks 75
  • Figure 4.40: Oat and palm oil drinks 75
  • Figure 5.41: Share of nutraceutical soft drinks product launches held by functional health drinks, 2006-09 80
  • Figure 5.42: Cholesterol lowering drinks 82
  • Figure 5.43: Multifunctional heart health drinks 83
  • Figure 5.44: Blood pressure drinks 84
  • Figure 5.45: Healthier digestive health drinks 85
  • Figure 5.46: Hybrid probiotic drinks 86
  • Figure 5.47: Immunity boosting drinks 87
  • Figure 5.48: Multifunctional immunity drinks 88
  • Figure 5.49: Immunity boosting drinks for children and seniors 88
  • Figure 5.50: Bone & joint health drinks in Japan 89
  • Figure 5.51: Bone & joint health drinks in the US 90
  • Figure 5.52: Selected niche health drinks 91

List of Tables

  • Table 1.1: Functional food & drink market by country ($m), 2003-2013 20
  • Table 1.2: Functional food & drink consumption per person by country, 2003-2013 21
  • Table 1.3: Nutraceutical soft drinks market by country ($m), 2008-2012 22
  • Table 2.4: New product launches by flavor, 2006-09 31
  • Table 2.5: Fastest-growing flavors, 2006-09 31
  • Table 2.6: New product launches by low & light positioning, 2006-09 32
  • Table 2.7: New nutraceutical soft drink launches by natural positioning, 2006-09 33
  • Table 2.8: New nutraceuticals product launches by fortification, 2006-09 34
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