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Wellness market size & growth.

Market sizing and growth projections for the specialty wellness categories that matter. All sources cited.

Data compiled May 2026 from Grand View Research, SPINS, Nutrition Business Journal, Mordor Intelligence, and Precedence Research.

Market size & growth

Projections to 2030
Category2024 Market Size2030 ProjectionCAGRSource
Global Dietary Supplements$220B$327B6.8%Grand View Research
Vitamins & minerals remain the largest segment. Protein supplements and probiotics are the fastest growing.
US Dietary Supplements$65B$93B6.1%Nutrition Business Journal
DTC and e-commerce now account for ~28% of US supplement sales, up from 18% in 2019.
US Hemp / CBD$7.9B$16.8B13.4%Grand View Research
Topicals and oils remain the largest subcategories. Beverages are the fastest growing format (+22% YoY).
Global Adaptogens$10.6B$18.1B9.3%Mordor Intelligence
Ashwagandha accounts for ~38% of adaptogen market share. Rhodiola and maca are gaining significant shelf space.
Functional Mushrooms$8.3B$19.6B15.3%SPINS / Nutrition Business Journal
Lion's mane is the #1 searched functional mushroom ingredient. Reishi and chaga maintain strong wellness positioning.
Collagen Supplements$4.8B$7.2B7.0%Precedence Research
Marine collagen growing fastest. Beauty-from-within positioning drives premium pricing at $40–80 per unit.
Probiotics$9.1B$15.4B9.2%Allied Market Research
Gut-brain axis research driving next-gen product innovation. Spore-based probiotics are a high-growth subcategory.
Sports Nutrition$43B$67B7.6%Grand View Research
Plant-based protein now 22% of sports nutrition sales. Recovery supplements growing faster than performance.

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