Sports nutrition in South Koea is expected to maintain dynamic but slowing retail current value growth rates over the course of the forecast period. A key characteristic of sports nutrition in South Korea is its heavy focus on sports protein RTD.
The line between weight management and wellbeing and sports protein within sports nutrition is becoming increasingly blurred in South Korea. Products within sports protein RTD are positioning themselves as substitutes for meal replacement, claiming to provide the necessary daily protein intake.
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Sports Nutrition
These nutritional products improve physical endurance, increasing muscle growth/development/mass, or speeding recovery after exercise. Sports nutrition is targeted at serious athletes and gym-goers, and their principal purpose is to build muscle and to boost energy. Sports Nutrition tracks two types of products: Protein and Non-Protein. Sports protein include bars, powder and ready-to-drink (RTD) offerings. Sports Non-Protein include products that do not have protein as its core ingredient. They can be used to repair muscle or as energy/endurance booster. Note: Mainstream sports nutrition products such as sports drinks (e.g. Gatorade) or energy drinks (e.g. Red Bull) are not included here. Energy and sports drinks are tracked in the Soft Drinks system.
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