Omega-3: Global Product Trends and Opportunities
Report description
Omega-3 fatty acids are some of the most important nutrients to human health. The number of consumers globally who are aware of omega-3 fatty acids and their role in health is high, and the number of people who are specifically consuming omega-3 for health has increased dramatically over the past few years. Consumer demand for omega-3 products will continue to grow briskly over the 2011-2015 period, and will influence the activities of manufacturers and marketers worldwide in supplying omega-3 products across various categories and segments of consumer packaged goods (CPGs), including private label products.
In Omega-3: Global Product Trends and Opportunities, Packaged Facts analyzes the future of the global omega-3 market, and pinpoints opportunities in a $13 billion industry that is far from reaching its saturation point. The link between “dietary supplements” (the traditional method for boosting omega-3 intake) and consumer diets and grocery store food products is becoming ever stro
Table of contents
- Chapter 1: Executive Summary
- Scope of Report
- Report Methodology
- Market Overview
- Knowledge About Omega-3 Fatty Acids Advances Quickly
- Opportunity-Rich Nutritional Product Continuum
- Figure 1-1: The Continuum of Nutritional Product Development
- Over Last Decade, 27% Global CAGR in New Product Introductions
- After Fish, Dog Food and Nutritional Supplements Are Most Active Omega-3 Segments
- U.S. Accounts for 41% of New Product Activity
- Latin America Jumps to 16% Share of New Product Activity
- Table 1-1: Global Product Introductions with High-Omega Claims: By Geographic Region, 52 Weeks Ending July 31, 2006 vs. 52 Weeks Ending July 31, 2011 (number and percent of global total)
- Product Market Distribution of High-Omega Claims
- Global Omega-3 Consumer Packaged Products Market at $13 Billion
- Figure 1-2: Market Share for Global Omega-3 Products: Foods vs. Non-Foods, 2011
- $8 Billion in Global Retail Sales for Omega-3-Enhanced Food and Beverage Products
- Table 1-2: Global Retail Sales of Omega-3-Enhanced Food and Beverage Products, 2003-2011 (in millions of dollars and percent change)
- U.S. Retail Sales of High Omega-3 Food and Beverage Products Reach $4 Billion
- U.S. Sales of Omega-3 Supplements at $1.3 Billion
- Market Saturation Point for Omega-3 Is Far From Reached
- Ingredients, Recommended Intakes, & Regulation
- Three types of Omega-3s
- Alpha Linolenic Acid
- DHA and EPA
- Table 1-3: Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Nomenclature, Structure and Food Source
- Fish versus Algae versus Flax
- Is Food Better than Supplements as a Delivery System for Omega-3?
- Omega-3 for Personal Care Products
- Dietary Recommendations for Consuming Omega-3s
- Regulatory Developments in Europe Are Positives for Market
- Supplier & Marketer Profiles
- Supplier Profiles
- Marketer Profiles
- Looking Ahead: Market Opportunities
- Krill Shakes Up Supplement Segment
- Omega-3 as Skincare
- Report Methodology
- Chapter 2: Market Overview
- Key Points
- Introduction to Market
- Scope of Report
- Report Methodology
- Omega-3 Fatty Acids—A Key to Human Health
- Studies Support a Growing List of Health Benefits
- The Roles of DHA and EPA in Human Health
- Table 2-1: Health Benefits Reported from Adequate Consumption of Omega-3 Fatty Acids
- Inflammation and Omega-3
- Table 2-2: Selected Conditions and Diseases Associated With an Inflammatory Component
- From Supplements to Foods and Beverages
- Knowledge About Omega-3 Fatty Acids Advances Quickly
- Increasing Use of Omega-3 in Foods and Beverages
- Opportunity-Rich Nutritional Product Continuum
- Figure 2-1: The Continuum of Nutritional Product Development
- Global Product Introduction Trends
- Over Last Decade, 27% Global CAGR in New Product Introductions
- Table 2-3: Global Product Introductions: High-Omega vs. Other High-Nutrient Claims, 2001-2010 (number and percentage change)
- After Fish, Dog Food and Nutritional Supplements Are Most Active Omega-3 Segments
- U.S. Accounts for 41% of New Product Activity
- Table 2-4: Global Product Introductions with High-Omega Claims by Product Category and Selected Segments: 52 Weeks Ending July 31, 2006 vs. 52 Weeks Ending July 31, 2011 (number and percent)
- Table 2-5: Global Product Introductions with High-Omega Claims: Overall and Food/Beverage by Top National Markets, 52 Weeks Ending July 31, 2011 (number and percent of global total)
- Latin America Jumps to 16% Share of New Product Activity
- Table 2-6: Global Product Introductions with High-Omega Claims: By Geographic Region, 52 Weeks Ending July 31, 2006 vs. 52 Weeks Ending July 31, 2011 (number and percent of global total)
- Product Market Distribution of High-Omega Claims
- Table 2-7: Product Introductions with High-Omega Claims by Product Category: By Global Region and Selected Countries, 52 Weeks Ending July 31, 2006 vs. 52 Weeks Ending July 31, 2011 (percent)
- Market Size and Growth
- Global Omega-3 Consumer Packaged Products Market at $13 Billion
- Figure 2-2: Market Share for Global Omega-3 Products: Foods vs. Non-Foods, 2011
- $8 Billion in Global Retail Sales for Omega-3-Enhanced Food and Beverage Products
- Table 2-8: Global Retail Sales of Omega-3-Enhanced Food and Beverage Products, 2003-2011 (in millions of dollars and percent change)
- U.S. Retail Sales of High Omega-3 Food and Beverage Products Reach $4 Billion
- Table 2-9: U.S. Retail Sales of Food and Beverage Products (Excluding Fish) With “High Omega-3” or “High DHA” Claims, 2006-2010 (in millions of dollars)
- Table 2-10: Projected U.S. Retail Sales of Food and Beverage Products (Excluding Fish) With “High Omega-3” or “High DHA” Claims, 2011-2015 (in millions of dollars)
- Figure 2-3: Projected U.S. Retail Sales of Food and Beverage Products (Excluding Fish) With “High Omega-3” or “High DHA” Claims, 2011-2015 (in millions of dollars)
- Table 2-10: Projected U.S. Retail Sales of Food and Beverage Products (Excluding Fish) With “High Omega-3” or “High DHA” Claims, 2011-2015 (in millions of dollars)
- U.S. Sales of Omega-3 Supplements at $1.3 Billion
- U.S. Market for DHA/EPA Ingredients at $1.6 Billion
- Market Saturation Point for Omega-3 Is Far From Reached
- Introduction to Market
- Chapter 3: Ingredients, Recommended Intakes, and Regulation
- Key Points
- Ingredients
- Three types of Omega-3s
- Alpha Linolenic Acid
- DHA and EPA
- Table 3-1: Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Nomenclature, Structure and Food Source
- Formulations of Omega-3 Used in Foods and Beverages
- Techniques Used to Prevent Oxidation
- Use of Preservatives
- Fish Are the Leading Source of Omega-3 Oils
- Growing Concerns About Depletion of Sources for Fish Oil
- Algal Oil Is a Sustainable Source of DHA
- Plant Oils
- Choosing the Best Oil
- Fish versus Algae versus Flax
- The Basics on Flaxseed
- Walnuts a Good Source of ALA
- New Seed Oil and Plant Sources of ALA
- Omega-3 Fortification Capabilities and Formulation Strategies
- Omega-3 Oils for Supplements
- Is Food Better than Supplements as a Delivery System for Omega-3?
- Omega-3 for Personal Care Products
- Organic Omega-3
- Recommended Intakes
- Dietary Recommendations for Consuming Omega-3s
- Efforts to Establish Recommended Daily Allowances for EPA/DHA
- Standardizing the Percentage of DHA and EPA in Fish Oil
- Is it Possible to Consume Too Much Omega-3?
- Regulatory Environment for Foods & Beverages
- Regulatory Developments in Europe Are Positives for Market
- EFSA Opinion on Labeling Reference Intake Values
- European Food Safety Authority Dietary Reference Values Adopted
- Nutrition Claims Set by the EFSA
- EU Labeling Regulations Increase Confidence in Market
- But EU Regulation Fails to Distinguish Between EPA/DHA and ALA
- Codex Committee Adopts Swiss Proposal to Develop Fish Oil Standard
- U.S. Regulatory Environment for Foods and Beverages
- Table 3-2: Omega-3 Nutrient Content Claims Permitted in the United States
- U.S. Lags European Union in Regulations Relating to Omega-3
- The FDA Issues Qualified Health Claim for Omega-3s
- Structure/Function Claims
- Table 3-3: Omega-3 Structure/Function Claims on Selected U.S. Food and Beverage Products
- Nutrient Content Claims
- Table 3-4: Omega-3 Nutrient Content Claims on Selected U.S. Food and Beverage Products
- NCCAM Supports Benefits of Omega-3
- Ingredients
- Chapter 4: Supplier Profiles
- Key Points
- Companies Profiled
- AHD International
- Competitive Overview
- Table 4-1: Company Information for AHD International
- Omega-3 Products
- Financial Performance
- Aker BioMarine
- Competitive Overview
- Table 4-2: Company Information for Aker BioMarine
- Omega-3 Products
- Omega-3 Partnerships
- Sustainability Initiatives
- Financial Performance
- Aurora Algae
- Competitive Overview
- Table 4-3: Company Information for Aurora Algae
- Omega-3 Products
- Company Strategy
- Borregaard Industries / Denomega Nutritional Oils
- Competitive Overview
- Table 4-4: Company Information for Borregaard Industries
- Omega-3 Products
- Financial Performance
- Cargill
- Competitive Overview
- Table 4-5: Company Information for Cargill
- Omega-3 Products
- Financial Performance
- DSM Nutritional Products
- Competitive Overview
- Table 4-6: Company Information for DSM Nutritional Products
- Omega-3 Products
- Acquisition of Martek
- Exclusivity Arrangements with Major Marketers
- Financial Performance
- EPAX
- Competitive Overview
- Table 4-7: Company Information for EPAX
- Omega-3 Products
- Sustainability Initiatives
- Financial Performance
- Glanbia
- Competitive Overview
- Table 4-8: Company Information for Glanbia
- Omega-3 Products
- Financial Performance
- Jedwards International
- Competitive Overview
- Table 4-9: Company Information for Jedwards International
- Omega-3 Products
- Competitive Strategy
- Nordic Naturals
- Competitive Overview
- Table 4-10: Company Information for Nordic Naturals
- Omega-3 Products
- Sustainability Initiatives
- Ocean Nutrition Canada
- Competitive Overview
- Table 4-11: Company Information for Ocean Nutrition Canada
- Omega-3 Products
- Omega-3 Partnerships
- Sustainability Initiatives
- Financial Performance
- Omega Protein
- Competitive Overview
- Table 4-12: Company Information for Omega Protein
- Omega-3 Products
- Financial Performance
- Zymes
- Competitive Overview
- Table 4-13: Company Information for Zymes
- Omega-3 Products and Technology Advancements
- Companies Profiled
- Chapter 5: Marketer Profiles
- Key Points
- Companies Profiled
- Aurora Products
- Competitive Overview
- Table 5-1: Company Information for Aurora Products
- Omega-3 Products
- Financial Performance
- Drs. Foster & Smith
- Competitive Overview
- Table 5-2: Company Information for Drs. Foster & Smith
- Omega-3 Products
- Financial Performance
- George Weston Foods
- Competitive Overview
- Table 5-3: Company Information for George Weston Foods
- Omega-3 Products
- GFA Brands
- Competitive Overview
- Table 5-4: Company Information for GFA Brands
- Omega-3 Products
- GOOD Hemp Products
- Competitive Overview
- Table 5-5: Company Information for GOOD Hemp Products
- Omega-3 Products
- Hain Celestial Group
- Competitive Overview
- Table 5-6: Company Information for Hain Celestial Group
- Omega-3 Products
- Omega-3 Partnerships
- Financial Performance
- HappyBaby
- Competitive Overview
- Table 5-7: Company Information for Happy Baby
- Omega-3 Products
- L'Oreal
- Competitive Overview
- Table 5-8: Company Information for L’Oreal
- Omega-3 Products
- Sustainability and Ethics
- Financial Performance
- Mars
- Competitive Overview
- Table 5-9: Company Information for Mars
- Omega-3 Products
- Sustainability Initiatives
- Financial Performance
- NBTY
- Competitive Overview
- Table 5-10: Company Information for NBTY
- Omega-3 Products
- Omega-3 Product Label and Claims Controversy
- Financial Performance
- Nestlé
- Competitive Overview
- Table 5-11: Company Information for Nestlé
- Omega-3 Products
- Financial Performance
- Prairie Orchard Farms
- Companies Profiled
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