Health Populi September 16, 2018
Jane Sarasohn-Kahn

Consumers who have long purchased over-the-counter medicines, anti-dandruff shampoo, whitening toothpaste, and cosmetics-with-benefits at food, drug and mass merchant retailers are switching to other places to shop for health, new data from AT Kearney and GMDC have found.

The two organizations have collaborated to launch a new benchmarking study into health-beauty-wellness (HBW) sales, launched this weekend at the GMDC HBW Conference in Orlando.

Overall, 2017 to 2018 year-on-year, HBW sales were flat-to-no growth, notwithstanding the consumer and influencer buzz around the categories.

This study uncovered some very important trends underneath the macro numbers that tell a story of empowered health consumers and the evolving retail landscape.

Story-telling is part of the solution to the challenge that Food, Drug and Mass...

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