Although awareness of the importance of immune health has increased, vitamins continue to occupy a secondary position in consumer spending priorities. Vitamins are perceived by some as non-essential purchases, which limits their appeal in times of economic uncertainty.
The demand for children's vitamins is experiencing a notable increase, driven by a significant rise in the number of newborns. In 2023, nearly 700,000 babies were born, compared to 500,000 in 2022, highlighting a substantial growth in this segment.
The vitamin landscape in Uzbekistan remains in a developmental phase, characterised by ongoing fragmentation and competition. International companies currently dominate the landscape, and this is set to remain the case over the forecast period as local players struggle with instability due to price fluctuations and inconsistent ingredient supplies.
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