Global Baby Food Market Insights And Forecast To 2020-2025
Summary –
A new
market study, “Global
Baby Food Market Insights And Forecast To 2020-2025 ” has been featured on WiseGuyReports.
Milk formula is
anticipated to hold the largest share in the market during the forecast period
owing to rising spending on milk formula across the globe. Convenience stores
are expected to hold the largest share during the forecast period. A rise in
global population will impact on convenience stores for a surge of the global
food market.
Online segment is
also estimated to hold the largest share in the market during the forecast
period as the popularity of e-commerce websites, rising penetration of internet
& smartphones, and a growing trend of purchase online.
The rising popularity
of milk formula and manufacturers are investing in R&D are expected to
drive the market growth during the forecast period. Changing the living
standards of consumers is boosting the market growth. The rising demand for the
packaged food products on the account of growing awareness is expected to
propel the global baby food market in the forecast period. Growing innovation
in products is driving market growth. In addition, the increasing the spending
power of consumers, various brands are available in the market, and growing
industrialization are fuelling the market growth across the globe. However, a
high cost of products is expected to act as restraint the market growth during
the forecast period. The report provides an in-detail list of drivers and
restraints, which are influencing the market growth. Additionally, provides
expected opportunities and emerging trends.
The Asia Pacific is
estimated to hold the largest share in the market during the forecast period
owing to the rising disposable income of consumers, the growing purchasing
power of middle-class population, and increasing population in developing
countries such as India and China. India is expected to lead the market growth
during the forecast period owing to increasing consciousness regarding children
health. In this country, constitutes Children in the age 0-5 are represents 29%
of the total population of the country is surging the baby food market growth.
Increasing demand for milk formula and growing urbanization in this region are
also expected to drive the market growth in a positive way. Europe is projected
to generate the highest CAGR during the forecast period owing to a large number
of manufacturers are present in the market.
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The report includes a
detailed study of Porter’s Five Forces model to analyze the different factors
affecting the growth of the market. Moreover, the study also covers a market
attractiveness analysis, PESTLE analysis, Value Chain Analysis, and SWOT
analysis.
Key player’s
studies, analyzed, profiled and benchmarked in Baby Food Market are Morinaga,
Meiji, Mead Johnson, Danone, and Hero-Group.
The Scope of the
Report for Global Baby Food Market
Global Baby Food
Market, By Type:
Prepared baby food
Milk formula
Dried baby food
Others
Global Baby Food
Market, By Distribution Channel:
Super markets
Hypermarkets
Small Grocery
Retailers
Health & Beauty
Retailers
Others
Global Baby Food
Market, By Region:
North America
Europe
Asia Pacific
Middle East &
Africa
South America
Key Players Operating
In Global Baby Food Market:
Green Monkey
Healthy Sprouts Foods
Hero Group
Morinaga
Meiji
Mead Johnson
Danone
Hero-Group
Abbott laboratories
Bellamy Organics
Perrigo Company
Campbell soups
Hain Celestial Group
Friesland Campina
Abbott Nutrition
Beingmate
HiPP
Kraft Heinz
MJN
Nestle
Arla Foods
Amara Baby Food
Baby Gourmet
Ella’s Kitchen
Group
Friso
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