Top Nutrigenomics Companies

Nutrigenomics Market size was valued at USD 0.46 Billion in 2023 and is poised to grow from USD 0.54 Billion in 2024 to USD 2.01 Billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 0.178 during the forecast period (2025-2032).

In the competitive landscape of global nutrigenomics market, the main players are utilizing progress in genetic research and personal nutrition. Major foreign firms like Nutrigenomix, 23andMe and DNAfit are leading the way in providing cutting-edge genetic tests and personal dietary plans. In response to the unabating need for personalized nutrition, the corporations use technology innovation, joint research ventures and growth of services as tools for competition. Their planned actions stimulate market expansion as well as improve accessibility of individualized health solutions to consumers. 'Nutrigenomix  ', 'The Gene Box  ', 'Metagenics  ', 'Xcode Life  ', 'GX Sciences, LLC (Fagron)  ', 'Cura Integrative Medicine  ', 'DNAlife  ', 'Genova Diagnostics (GDX)  ', 'Holistic Health International, Llc  ', 'Vitagene  ', 'Mapmygenome  ', 'GeneOmbio  ', '23andMe Inc.  ', 'DNAfit  ', 'GX Sciences Inc.  ', 'Xcode Life  ', 'Amway  ', 'Herbalife Nutrition Ltd.  ', 'DSM Nutritional Products ', 'Syngene International'

Rising Chronic Disease Prevalence

Personalized Nutrition Surge: The global nutrigenomics market is witnessing a surge in demand for personalized nutrition solutions. This tendency is powered by advances made in genetic testing and data analysis, for example, tailored dietary advice depending on an individual’s genetic profile as well as better health outcomes resulting from precise and personalized nutritional plans.

In terms of the global nutrigenomics market, North America ranks highest owing to its advanced healthcare system, high investment in R&D and strong consumer knowledge about personalized health options. The region is also home to a well-developed network of biotech firms and academic institutions that are propelling advancements in nutrigenomics. To add to this, the rising incidence of long-term ailments like diabetes and obesity has made it necessary to have personalized diet plans for patients. This has been made possible through government programs and huge investments on genetic studies. Furthermore, North America’s dominant position is also solidified by the rich population that is always willing to exercise new ways to enhance their wellbeing.