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Dieting - UK - February 2004

Published: 2004/01

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Throughout this report, Mintel explores the actions that consumers might take to lose weight and their general attitudes towards weight loss diets, drawing on the results of an exclusive consumer survey. Also discussed are general attitudes towards health, diet and personal appearance, as well an analysis of the retail market for reduced fat/reduced calorie (RFRC) foods and slimming foods.

This is the first time that Mintel's Market Intelligence journal has devoted a title specifically to dieting, reflecting an increasingly acute focus on the nation's weight. As the incidence of obesity rises and more consumers are becoming more overweight or clinically obese, this has become of particular concern among children. Doctors and medical experts are urging that immediate remedial action is necessary if the trend towards obesity and being overweight is to be halted. Indeed, it was reported in January 2004 that some leading medical experts warn that in excess of one in three adults, one in five boys and one in three girls will be obese by 2020 if current trends continue.

Against this backdrop, Mintel's provides a vital overview for anyone attempting to understand consumer's dieting mindsets, investigating key market topics such as:

  • Do consumers believe that they should take responsibility for their own health and the need to diet?
  • The growing problem of obesity in the UK
  • Expenditure on food, reduced fat/reduced calorie food and slimming food
  • Demand for reduced fat/reduced calorie foods
  • Market penetration of slimming foods
  • The popularity of diet plans and clubs
  • The popularity of regular exercise as part of a weight loss regime
  • Consumer vanity as a driver behind weightless

Other Mintel reports of relevance include:

  • Diet Aids - US - October 2001
  • Attitudes Towards Drinking - UK - March 2002
  • Snacking on the Go - UK - April 2002
  • Slimming Foods - UK - October 2002
  • Low-alcohol and Alcohol-free Drinks - UK - January 2003
  • Holidays - The Road to Recovery - UK - February 2003
  • Reduced Fat and Reduced Calorie Foods - UK - April 2003
  • Healthy Lifestyles or Putting on the Pounds? - UK - April 2003
  • Changing British Diet - UK - May 2003
  • Health and Fitness Clubs - May 2003
  • Selling to and Profiting from Families - UK - July 2003
  • Attitudes Towards Diet and Exercise - US - July 2003
  • Men's Changing Lifestyles - UK - September 2003
  • Women - Changing Lifestyles, Influences and Decision Making - UK - October 2003
  • In-home Fitness - UK - October 2003
  • Attitudes Towards Healthy Eating - UK - November 2003
  • Children's Eating Habits - UK - December 2003
  • Fitness Classes - UK - December 2003
  • Frozen Desserts - UK - February 2004
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Dieting - UK - February 2004
Published: 2004/01
Published by : Mintel International Group Ltd, Mintel International Group Ltd,

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