Baby Nutrition Insights Market Research Report, Opportunities, Forecast, Leading Players, Growth : Ken Research

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• Analysing Saudi Arabias Success In The Baby
  Nutrition Sector In Middle Eastern And African
  Regions Market Outlook Ken Research

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• According to the study, Baby Nutrition Insights
  Issue 35, various countries around the world
  have developments taking place in the baby
  nutrition sector. Countries such as Saudi Arabia,
  Israel, Turkey and the UAE are undergoing major
  changes in their baby nutrition market.
• The Middle East and African countries are not
  among the most advanced or developed in the world
  but they are interesting markets for baby food
  and nutrition. The current Middle East Africa
  Baby Food Infant Formula Market was recently
  valued at a few billion US Dollars however, it is
  likely to reach a significant amount in the same
  units by 2026. Africa and the Middle East are
  believed to be a cradle for growth of the baby
  food sector because of their trends in population
  growth. By 2050 these regions will be home to
  nearly three and a half billion people which is
  likely to be more than the populations of India
  and China combined. Such an unprecedented boom
  will present challenges as well as opportunities
  for the international community such as that of
  baby food. Countries such as the UAE and Saudi
  Arabia alongside Israel and Turkey are prominent
  markets for baby food. These countries are
  expected to have one of the greatest growth
  rates. Saudi Arabia accounted for the largest
  revenue share in 2017. A possible reason is the
  conservative society of the country and
  increasing employment of women. After Saudi
  Arabia, Turkey is the second largest market for
  baby food in the Middle Eastern region. Turkey is
  believed to hold large potential of growth in the
  infant formula market.

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• Africa continues to remain a region plagued by
  malnutrition. Baby food here poses a special
  concern, if the child is not nourished from a
  very young age then it is unlikely that baby food
  will come in the picture. This is because baby
  food, baby cereals and other such products are
  used once breastfeeding is done with however, if
  initial nutrition is hampered then the scope for
  further processes is reduced.
• Despite these trends the baby food sector in
  Middle East and Africa has been growing rapidly
  with the market being dominated by a few players
  only. Milk formula has been the largest
  contributor to the market followed by the dried
  baby food sector. Saudi Arabia has had a strong
  hold in the baby food industry as it is not only
  the leader but has performed well even in
  recessionary years.

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• The country is currently witnessing increasing
  demand for the packaged baby food products. As
  the country liberalizes towards women its working
  women are said to drive the industry of packaged
  baby food due to a busy lifestyle and time
  constraints. Milk formula is the largest revenue
  generator in baby food market in Saudi Arabia.
  The country even seems to be going low on
  breastfeeding tradition and prospering on milk
  formula. The revenues of the milk formula market
  of Saudi Arabia have been increasing at a
  significant rate. Saudi Food Industries Co.
  emerged as the leading player in baby food in the
  country. Nestle SA is also a major player in the
  industry.

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• Nido and Cerelac are known for having loyal
  consumers due to their longterm presence in the
  country. Both brands are active on social media
  in order to interact with their consumers and
  aggressive promotions ensure widespread
  availability of products. Major milk formula
  brands that are widely used in the country are
  Wyeth (Nestle), Similac, Aptamil and Bebelac.
• The Middle East and African regions are
  transforming rapidly with countries such as Saudi
  Arabia paving the way for future developments.
  The country has emerged as one of the hubs for
  baby foods in the region and is currently among
  the most prosperous. The future expectations also
  seem to be in favor of the countrys baby food
  nutrition sector.

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