News : The Chinese Nutrition Society has released the 2019 White Paper on China's Imported Nutrition Consumption Behavior in Beijing

23rd, a conference focusing on the current state of China's imports of nutrients was held in Beijing. The Chinese Nutrition Society has released the 2019 White Paper on China's Imported Nutrition Consumption Behavior, which provides a comprehensive insight into the characteristics and industry trends of imported nutrition consumption, and restores the international consumption patterns and living attitudes of imported nutrition consumer groups. The project is supported by Australian natural health brand Swisse.
Supering Ceremony
This time is the Chinese Nutrition Society led the release of the first white paper on imported nutrition big data analysis, hoping to provide Chinese household nutrition intake, nutrition consumption to provide scientific guidance programs to promote the import of nutrition market, nutrition and health industry standards further upgraded.
data authority to interpret nutrition trends and . Yang Yuxin, president of the Chinese Nutrition Society, has said that in recent years, the incidence of chronic diseases caused by unreasonable dietary intake and unhealthy lifestyles has shown a sharp upward trend. Modern families are increasingly concerned about health, and more and more people are choosing to import nutrients, but from the point of observation of consumption performance, the general public lack of scientific awareness and official guidance. As a result, the Chinese Nutrition Society, in association with Swisse, has launched a survey of the public's perceptions and consumption habits of imported nutrients. It is hoped that through big data analysis, how to popularize nutrition awareness, judge the value of imported nutrition, and promote the Chinese residents' intake of balanced nutrition and other trends.
Yang Yuanxin, President of the Chinese Nutrition Society, said
Of the people surveyed, 4,598 had purchased imported nutritional products, accounting for 57.59 percent of the total population surveyed. Of these, 73.03 per cent were based on whether the product was of foreign origin or not, as a basis for determining whether it was imported nutritional products. Of the 53.70 per cent of those who bought nutrients, only 7.96 per cent preferred imported nutrients. From this we can find that Chinese consumers of imported nutrition are more concerned about the origin of the products. In addition, most people buy ANZ, the United States brand imported nutrition mainly.
Professor Sun Guiju, Vice Chairman of the Nutrition and Health Food Branch of the Chinese Nutrition Society, made a report
Eight major imported nutrition categories analysis
The survey also focused on the analysis of multivitamins, bone and joint health, liver care, sleep, gastrointestinal health, women's health, hair health, cardiovascular health, eight categories of Chinese consumers often choose the status of imported nutrition categories.
results show that Chinese residents have the largest demand for imported multivitamin nutrients, at about 83.96 percent. Imported vitamin supplements are the most widely used among Chinese residents, and phytonutrients are more accepted as ingredients among Chinese residents. Among women who buy imported nutritional products in the White Paper, the purchase of women's health products is more common, up to 36.56 percent, and products containing cranberries or moongrass ingredients are more popular with consumers. In addition, for imported bone and joint health nutrients, also accounted for a larger proportion of imported nutrients, and consumers are more inclined to buy the gastrointestinal tract more gentle and good absorption of organic calcium.
the white paper launch, the Chinese Nutrition Society, together with Swisse and key pharmacies nationwide, jointly advocated the "New Family Nutrition" public welfare theme. The campaign aims to promote public attention to the nutritional health of the whole family, and scientific selection of high-quality nutritional supplements, through professional guidance, for China's family nutrition escort.
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