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The Journal of the American Botanical Council
Market Report
Issues
136
page:
42-69

US Sales of Herbal Supplements Increase by 9.7% in 2021

Near-record retail sales growth continues to be driven largely by pandemic-related wellness concerns, including immune and digestive health, mood support, and energy
131
page:
52-65

Herbal Supplement Sales in US Increase by Record-Breaking 17.3% in 2020

Sales of immune health, stress relief, and heart health supplements grow during COVID-19 pandemic
127
page:
54-69

US Sales of Herbal Supplements Increase by 8.6% in 2019

123
page:
62-73

Herbal Supplement Sales in US Increased by 9.4% in 2018
119
page:
62-71

Herbal Supplement Sales in US Increased 8.5% in 2017, Topping $8 Billion
115
page:
56-65

Herbal Supplement Sales in US Increase 7.7% in 2016 Consumer preferences shifting toward ingredients with general wellness benefits, driving growth of adaptogens and digestive health products

111
page:
67-73

Sales of Herbal Dietary Supplements in US Increased 7.5% in 2015 Consumers spent $6.92 billion on herbal supplements in 2015, marking the 12th consecutive year of growth
109
page:
65-68

Flax for Fido and Seaweed for Spot: The Growing Market for Herbal Pet Care in the United States
107
page:
52-59
Herbal Dietary Supplement Sales in US Increase 6.8% in 2014
105
page:
59-67
Sales of Tea & Herbal Tea Increase 3.6% in United States in 2014
103
page:
52-56
Sales of Herbal Dietary Supplements Increase by 7.9% in 2013, Marking a Decade of Rising Sales: Turmeric Supplements Climb to Top Ranking in Natural Channel
99
page:
60-65

Herb Supplement Sales Increase 5.5% in 2012: Herbal Supplement Sales Rise for 9th Consecutive Year; Turmeric Sales Jump 40% in Natural Channel

95
page:
60-64
Herb Supplement Sales Increase 4.5% in 2011
94
page:
60-61
Procter & Gamble Buys New Chapter, Inc.
93
page:
64-66
Nutrition Industry and Market Research Organizations Fill Data Gaps on Supplement Use
92
page:
65
Estimated Herb-Sales Growth in 2010: Clarification
90
page:
64-67

Herb Sales Continue Growth – Up 3.3% in 2010
86
page:
62-65
Herbal Supplement Sales Rise in All Channels in 2009
82
page:
58-61
Herbal Supplement Sales Experience Slight Increase in 2008
81
page:
66
Schwabe and Nature’s Way Buy Enzymatic Therapy
78
page:
60-63
Herbal Supplement Sales in United States Show Growth in All Channels
77
page:
56-57
Drought Reduces 2007 Saw Palmetto HarvestSome Collectors Reportedly Picking Unripe Berries
71
page:
64-66
Total Sales of Herbal Supplements in United States Show Steady Growth
70
page:
68-69
Integrated Herbal Supplement Users: Their Pathways to Usage
69
page:
62
China Projected to Become Top Tea Exporter
page:
63-77
Tata Tea Buys Good Earth Tea
68
page:
63
NBTY Buys Solgar and SISU
67
page:
68
Survey Finds Women Want More Guidance from Doctors About Alternative Therapies for Menopause Symptoms
66
page:
65-66
Survey Shows 36% of U.S. Adults Use CAM
page:
63
Herb Sales Down 7.4 Percent in Mainstream Market
page:
64-65
Americans Confident in Dietary Supplements According to CRN Survey
65
page:
60-61
Herb Consumers' Attitudes, Preferences Profiled in New Market Study
page:
62-63
Anheuser-Busch Introduces New Beer with Caffeine, Guarana, and "Ginseng"
64
page:
61-62
Varieties of Specialty Teas and Their Sales Increasing
page:
56-60
The Medicinal Plant Supply Chain: Creating Social and Environmental Sustainability
62
page:
61-62
German Natural Medicine Survey 2002 Shows over 40 Percent Increase in Use in 32 Years
61
page:
65-66
AHPA Issues Third Tonnage Survey of Wild-Harvested Plants
59
page:
59
Phytomedicine Sales Off Slightly in Germany
58
page:
71
Herbs Continue Slide in Mainstream Market: Sales Down 14 Percent
57
page:
57-59
International Trade Centre Market News Service Launches Reports on Worldwide Herb Markets
56
page:
53
Small Minority Accounts for Majority of Botanical Product Sales
55
page:
60
Herb Sales Down in Mainstream Market, Up in Natural Food Stores
54
page:
64
Consumer Attitudes Predict Upward Trends for the Herbal Marketplace
53
page:
63
Herb Sales Up 1% for All Channels of Trade in 2000
52
page:
58
Ginseng Sales Down 27% in Mainstream Markets; Sales Follow Decreasing Trend for Total Herb Category
51
page:
69
Herb Sales Down 15 percent in Mainstream Market
page:
70
AHPA's 1999 Herb Tonnage Survey: Summary and Analysis
50
page:
70
Natural Marketing Institute Measures Consumer Use of Herbal Products
49
page:
68
Herb Sales Down 3% in Mass Market Retail Stores' Sales in Natural Food Stores Still Growing, but at Lower Rate
48
page:
65
Prevention Magazine Assesses Use of Dietary Supplements.
page:
66
Two-Thirds of Canadians Say Natural Herbal Supplements Are as Effective as Prescription Drugs or Over-the-Counter Remedies.
page:
66
ConsumerLab.com Tests Ginkgo and Saw Palmetto Products.
47
page:
63
Market Report on Herbs and Spices.
page:
64
Herb Market Levels After Five Years of Boom: 1999 Sales in Mainstream Market up Only 11% in First Half of 1999 After 55% Increase in 1998.
46
page:
55
Market Report.
page:
57
Shaman Entering Herbal Dietary Supplement Business.
45
page:
66
Market Report.
page:
67
Herb Industry Sees Mergers, Acquisitions, and Entry by Pharmaceutical Giants in 1998.
page:
68
Harvard Study Estimates Consumers Spend $5.1 Billion on Herbal Products?
44
page:
60
Market Report.
43
page:
60
Market Report.
page:
61
Indonesian Clove Market Board Axed.
page:
61
Chinese Herbal Medicine Sales Up.
42
page:
64
Market Report.
page:
65
Herbal Products Are Driving Supplement Industry Growth.
page:
65
OTC Herbal Medicines Worth Millions in U.K.
41
page:
53
Echinacea #1 In Natural Food Trade.
page:
53
Herbs and Self-Medication Gain in Germany.
page:
54
OTC Drugs Save Consumers $20 Billion in 1996.
page:
54
Sandalwood Oil Crop Suffers Burn.
page:
54
Market Report.
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page:
49
One-Third of Nation's Adults Use Herbal Remedies: Market Estimated at 3.2 Billion.
page:
50
Today's Proactive Consumer and Herbal Supplements.
page:
52
Whole Foods Magazine's 2nd Annual Herb Market: Survey for U.S. Health Food Stores.
page:
52
Herbalife Tops $1 Billion.
page:
53
Market Report.
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page:
67
German medicine market segments with a high share of phytotherapeutics.
page:
68
Most frequently prescribed herbal monopreparations in Germany, listed according to active ingredient and sales.
page:
69
Market Report.
38
page:
58
Traditional Chinese Medicines: The Chinese Market and International Opportunities.
page:
60
Market Report.
37
page:
56
Survey Indicates Increasing Herb Use.
page:
57
Market Report.
36
page:
59
Diverse Factors Driving Burgeoning U.S. Tea Industry.
35
page:
60
Market Report.
page:
60
Vietnam "Officially" Source For U.S. Essential Oils.
34
page:
66
HERB SALES UP 35 PERCENT IN MASS MARKET.
33
page:
57
Chinese Dump Garlic in the U.S.
page:
57
Supplement and Herb Sales Increase.
page:
60
Herbs and the Commodities Market.
32
page:
61
Herbs And The Commodities Market.
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page:
59
HERBS AND THE COMMODITIES MARKET.
page:
60
INDONESIA ACCOUNTS FOR LARGEST SHARE OF U.S. SPICE IMPORTS.
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page:
54
HERBS AND THE COMMODITIES MARKET.
page:
55199
1992 U.S. TRADE IN ESSENTIAL OILS.
page:
58
Announcing a new publication: PHYTOMEDICINE; An International Journal of Phytotherapy and Phytopharmacology.
29
page:
25
The Cardamon/Coffe Connection
28
page:
23
Nutmeg Position Shows Promise.
page:
30
Ethnic Foods Popularity Warms U.S. Spice Sales.
27
page:
11
Global Politics Affect Botanical Markets.
26
page:
40
MARKET REPORT.
25
page:
38
The Hotting of America.
page:
38
Of Herbs and Spices.
24
page:
22
Political Changes in Eastern Europe Affect Herb Supply.
page:
22
Spice Consumption Keeps Rising.
23
page:
13
MARKET REPORT: Spice Imports Increase.
22
page:
12
Market Report: Texas Aloe Vera Crop Devastated by '89 Freeze.