The dietary supplements market is projected to reach USD 239.4 billion by 2028 from USD 167.5 billion by 2023, at a CAGR of 7.4% during the forecast period in terms of value. The demand for dietary supplements is driven by increasing consumer awareness of health and wellness, preventive healthcare, the aging population, and rising chronic diseases. The convenience of online purchasing and product availability further fuel market growth. For instance, in the United States, dietary supplement consumption is high due to a health-conscious population, a proactive approach to wellness, and a robust regulatory framework ensuring safety and quality standards.
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Opportunity: Shift towards plant-based supplements
The market for plant protein ingredients is growing at a high rate. Plant-based products witness a significant opportunity in the current market scenario as alternatives. The change in consumer preference and interest in plant-based sources due to its nutritional profile, inclination toward clean eating, rise in health concerns like lactose intolerance, and environmental concerns have contributed to the growth for the plant-based supplements.
Challenge: Consumer skepticism and fake supplements associated with nutraceutical products
Nutraceuticals refer to food ingredients and dietary supplements that provide certain medicinal benefits. The adoption and use of nutraceuticals are increasing due to an increase in clinical disorders. For example, there are supplements which are for people suffering from diabetes, it provides the optimum amount of fiber and protein to reduce insulin spike. However, there is a rise in consumer skepticism over these products due to the lack of availability of experimental evidence, false advertisement, and stringent regulatory framework.
The sports nutrition function segment is projected to grow at the highest rate during the forecast period.
Many sports nutrition supplements available today include multivitamins, branched-chain amino acids (leucine), omega-3 fatty acids, glucosamine, glutamine, beta-alanine, beetroot, and green tea extract, each of which provides different performance benefits. In general, all humans require an adequate amount of macro and micronutrients. However, due to extreme exertion athletes need to monitor their food intake. Sports nutrition supplements provide them with all the required nutrients, which is why this category is projected to grow fastly in the dietary supplements market.
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North America holds the highest market share during the forecast period.
North American nutrition and supplements hold the largest market share and are expected to expand further. North American population has become more aware of health and adopting dietary supplements as a part of their daily diet regime, to have overall benefits on health and weight. The population in the region is more prone to lifestyle disorders like diabetes, obesity, and blood pressure, due to improper diet. The region is more inclined towards consuming junk and processed food that are devoid of nutrition, which gives rise to health disorders. Additionally, the trend of consuming vegan and less processed food is leading to the increased intake of dietary supplements to tackle nutritional deficiencies. Additionally, South Africa seems to be a potential market, in terms of production and consumption of dietary supplements. The general trend of malnourishment and other nutritional deficiencies is seen in the population in the South African region. Together, it drives the overall dietary supplements market.
