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Title: Intensity of commercial communication in Poland in the field of dietary supplements
Authors: Hys, Katarzyna
Matuszek, Dominika Barbara
Olejnik, Krzysztof
Bierczyński, Karol
Keywords: Dietary supplements -- Poland
Dietary supplements -- Marketing
Television commercials -- Poland
Television advertising -- Evaluation
Issue Date: 2022
Publisher: University of Piraeus. International Strategic Management Association
Citation: Hys, K., Matuszek, D. B., Olejnik, K., & Bierczyński, Bierczyński, K. (2022). Intensity of commercial communication in Poland in the field of dietary supplements. European Research Studies Journal, 25(4), 404-414.
Abstract: PURPOSE: The purpose of the paper is to analyse and evaluate the frequency of commercial communications on health products and medicine with special consideration of dietary supplements.
DESIGN/METHODOLOGY/APPROACH: The paper features a quantitative data analysis concerning the number of commercial communication aired in a single week in four Polish TV stations: TVP1, TVP 2, POLSAT, TVN on supplementary, health products and medicine, with special consideration of dietary supplements.
FINDINGS: The analysis allowed for the presentation of the frequency of commercial communications on the studied products. It was demonstrated that the intensity of commercial communications on dietary supplements is high, thereby translating into dynamic growth of the industry and its sales. Furthermore, it was demonstrated that there are many different dietary supplements and that their availability in the market is unlimited.
PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS: Commercial communications on dietary supplements in the vitamins and fortifying preparations category suggests that a substantial portion of consumers should supplement the deficiencies of ingredients from this group.
ORIGINALITY/VALUE: The aim of raising the issue is to provoke a discussion on the potential opportunities and threats concerning the intense promotion of dietary supplements and other supplementary products around the world.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/106197
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