What's New at NMI!

New Trends Reports Just Published
NMI has just released its 2005 Health & Wellness Trends ReportTM (HWTR) and 2005 Organic Consumer Trends ReportTM (OCTR). Learn more about how you can use these valuable tools today! For more information, visit: http://www.nmisolutions.com/reports.html.

2005 Health & Wellness Trends Database™ (HWTD) Subscription Packages
NMI's HWTD is a unique tool for generating consumer insight. Based on research among 2,000+ general population consumers, the 2005 HWTD will have 7 years of trends with over 14,000 consumers in the database. NEW this year --  three levels of subscription options: Basic, Premium and On-Demand.  For more information, contact Maryellen Molyneaux.

LOHAS Consumer Trends Database™ (LCTD)
NMI's 2005 U.S. LCTD has recently fielded and will soon be ready for custom analysis and data mining. Now with 4 years of trended data among 8,000 consumers, learn about how you can generate insightful analysis and explore opportunities in the LOHAS marketplace. Now in its inaugural year, NMI has recently completed the 2005 Japan LCTD. If you're looking for data about the Japanese marketplace relating to various LOHAS industries, this is the database for you. For more information, contact Gwynne Rogers.

Baby Boomer Health & Wellness Insight
Now you can generate strategic consumer insight into the Boomer market by utilizing a range of NMI proprietary consumer research vehicles, including our recently completed Health Aging/Boomer Quantitative Study, Health & Wellness Trends Database™, LOHAS Consumer Trends Database, and ESP™ (E-Screener Panel) research. For more information, contact Steve French.

Ask about ourE-Screener Panel™(ESP™).
Don't miss your next opportunity to screen 50,000 US Adults for awareness/usage of low incidence brands, products, and categories. If you're trying to measure low-incidence consumer segments, ask about our E-Screener Panel™ (ESP™). Our next deadline for questions is May 30.NMI periodically surveys a nationally representative online sample of 50,000 U.S. adults for awareness/usage patterns across many low-incidence measures. Perfect for follow up quantitative studies or for analyzing demographics, cross-usage, and more. To learn more, contact Steve de Luca.

Got Questions? NMI Has Answers.
HealthBeat Interactive™is NMI's monthly online quantitative consumer omnibus survey research tool. This proprietary research enables you to measure consumer attitudes, quantify behavior, identify opportunities, and track trends. Tell us your objectives and within 30 days, we'll develop the questions, field the study and provide the analysis in a written report. With 1,000 general population U.S. respondents, the results are ideal for creating actionable business solutions. Contact Steve de Luca for more information.

NMI Speaks Out

"How Consumer Health & Wellness Trends Are Reshaping the Grocery Industry"
FMI – May 1-3, 2005 – Chicago, IL
Maryellen Molyneaux and Steve French will discuss how the dynamic growth of health and wellness platforms across many industries continues to drive the marketplace and create opportunities. Seminar participants will gain a better understanding of their consumer target and how to best communicate with them. For more information on the FMI show, visit: http://www.fmi.org/events/may/2005/index.cfm. And be sure to stop by our Booth #2223.

"U.S. Organic Market 101" – All Things Organic – May 1-3, 2005 -- Chicago, IL
Daniel Bloom will examine this rapidly growing market segment, including market size, industry sales, and channels of distribution. Learn how 90% of organic spending comes from two segments, the DEVOTEDS and the TEMPERATES. NMI will provide insight into their attitudes, beliefs, product usage patterns, lifestyle factors and demographics. For more information, visit http://www.organicexpo.com/.

"Motivations for Dietary Supplement Usage Among Americans: A Consumer Segmentation Model" – Supply Side East – May 4-6, 2005, Baltimore, MD
Based on new consumer research conducted by NMI and analyzed in conjunction with the National Institutes of Health/Office of Dietary Supplements, Steve French and Johanna Dwyer from NHI/ODS will provide insights about the key predictors of usage of vitamins, minerals, herbs and other dietary supplements, and explore how various motivational drivers affect consumer behavior patterns and use.  To learn more about Supply Side East, visit: http://www.supplysideshow.com/east/. Visit our Booth #1442.

For more information on NMI, please contact us at 215-513-7300.