The Global Nutrition Industry Journal (GNIJ) delivers a new model for a new era — global in perspective, granular in detail.
The nutritional ingredients and dietary supplements industries operate at global scale, but much of the information executives use to manage multiple markets remains fragmented, generic, backward-looking, or too broad to support the decisions that matter.
Executives need intelligence that understands the industry they've built — the ingredients, companies, channels, conditions, regulatory environments, supply chains and consumers — and a model that knows how those pieces fit together across markets.
Built by Len Monheit and Rick Polito, GNIJ combines deep industry knowledge and global networks with a new data architecture designed specifically for the nutrition business.


GNIJ's mission is simple: global and granular. Instead of stopping at a $50 billion category estimate, GNIJ goes deeper, examining markets ingredient by ingredient, condition by condition, channel by channel, country by country.
GNIJ brings answers into the boardroom — with sales and growth estimates, market intelligence and the context needed to turn information into strategy.
GNIJ was not built by taking yesterday's research models and adding another layer of software. Our architecture is designed around the way the nutrition industry actually operates — with data and assumptions that are continuously reviewed, challenged and updated.
Subscribers receive biweekly issues covering the latest market developments, along with deep-dive analysis of the trends shaping the global nutrition business.
Each examines global sales and growth by region, market and condition — identifying the markets with the greatest potential, then going deeper to find what drives them.
Premium subscribers access a dashboard where the latest data is regularly updated and reviewed by a network of industry insiders.
The objective isn't to give executives more information. It's to give them information they can act on.
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