What is driving consumers to purchase immune health products?
The global pandemic brought the conversation on immunity to the forefront of many major conversations. With this brought the increased consumption of immune health products which is set to double between 2020 to 2027 to a forecasted market value of US $28.9 million. With the trend firmly set to outlive lockdowns, what will consumers be looking for in 2023 and beyond?
This dynamic and informative trends panel will look at what is driving consumers to purchase immune health products, and how these trends may change in future years. Panellists will highlight the latest science and ingredients which have been capturing the imagination of the public, and seek to understand what immune health products and portfolios need to be aiming for to gain market share in a competitive landscape.
Join a knowledgeable cross section of speakers from a range of industries, such as academia and data analysis and equip yourself with the most up to date market insights and consumer data. There will also be an extended Q&A discussion at the end of the session.
Benefits of attending:
Gain the very latest market information on consumer trends in immune health
Identify where the most significant growth is taking place and where the greatest opportunities lie
Understand what consumers are looking for in immune health
Make your voice heard and ask your questions of our expert panel
Panel Speakers
Panel Chair: Philip Calder
Philip is Professor of Nutritional Immunology and Head of School of Human Development and Health, University of Southampton.
Marie Lewis
Marie is Associate Professor of Gut Immunology and Microbiology, Food Microbial Sciences Unit at the University of Reading.
Mark Dempsey
Mark is Consulting Director at GlobalData.
Emma Williams
Emma Williams is European Vice President at Eat Well Global.
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A taste of trends: immune health supplements in 2023
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