As we peer into the future, a significant trend emerges regarding birth rates in Morocco. Forecasts from Euromonitor indicate an ongoing decline in the birth rate, with a projected rate of 15.
A distinctive trend within the Moroccan milk formula landscape revolves around advertising regulations. Moroccan law prohibits the advertising of milk formula, promoting breastfeeding as the preferred choice for infant nutrition.
Baby food in Morocco is characterised by a distinct dependence on imports, rendering it susceptible to fluctuations in global raw material prices. Additionally, a growing segment of middle-income consumers with smaller families is reshaping consumption patterns.
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Baby Food
This is the aggregation of milk formula, prepared, dried and other baby food.
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