By Sean Moloughney, Editor, Nutraceuticals World03.02.22
In January and February, staff from Nutraceuticals World and Contract Pharma solicited feedback from subscribers to gain insight on the contract manufacturing market.
We received responses from 143 qualified individuals who provided responses to a short online questionnaire. Based on responses and feedback, working with a qualified contract manufacturer offers companies flexibility to focus on sales, marketing, innovation, and business development. Results are presented via a series of graphs in the following pages.
About a third (35%) of people who responded to this survey work with large companies employing more than 200 people while about a quarter (24%) work at small businesses with less than 25 employees. (See Figure 1.)
In terms of the types of products companies market, poll respondents paired evenly between dietary supplements (55%) and pharmaceuticals (53%); 24% sell food/beverages. (See F
We received responses from 143 qualified individuals who provided responses to a short online questionnaire. Based on responses and feedback, working with a qualified contract manufacturer offers companies flexibility to focus on sales, marketing, innovation, and business development. Results are presented via a series of graphs in the following pages.
About a third (35%) of people who responded to this survey work with large companies employing more than 200 people while about a quarter (24%) work at small businesses with less than 25 employees. (See Figure 1.)
In terms of the types of products companies market, poll respondents paired evenly between dietary supplements (55%) and pharmaceuticals (53%); 24% sell food/beverages. (See F
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