Baby Food

All of our data and analysis for Baby Food for 15 countries in the Americas. Includes 20 years of comparable data, advanced modelling tools, global and regional analysis, company profiles, strategic briefings, articles, datagraphics, videos and ...

All of our data and analysis for Baby Food for 18 countries in Asia Pacific and Australasia. Includes 20 years of comparable data, advanced modelling tools, global and regional analysis, company profiles, strategic briefings, articles, datagraphics,...

All of our data and analysis for Baby Food in 18 Eastern European countries. Includes 20 years of comparable data, advanced modelling tools, global and regional analysis, company profiles, strategic briefings, articles, datagraphics, videos and ...

All of our data and analysis for Baby Food for 12 countries in the Middle East and Africa. Includes 20 years of comparable data, advanced modelling tools, global and regional analysis, company profiles, strategic briefings, articles, datagraphics, ...

All of our data and analysis for Baby Food in 17 Western European countries. Includes 20 years of comparable data, advanced modelling tools, global and regional analysis, company profiles, strategic briefings, articles, datagraphics, videos and ...

Growth continues in baby food in the Dominican Republic despite a declining birth rate. Better educated parents with greater disposable incomes are spending more on quality foods for their babies and small children. Solid economic growth in the ...

Despite declining birth rates in Mexico, it is expected that baby food will continue to post robust growth in retail volume and current value sales over the forecast period. The further expansion of the category will be underpinned by growing ...

Baby food in Costa Rica recorded steady growth in 2019. Value for money proposals that offer additional segmentation are increasingly popular, such as hypoallergenic formulations, larger packs and multipacks. Price competition, including promotional ...

The birth rate continues to decline in Greece, primarily due to the ongoing recession in the country, which has discouraged many young Greeks from starting a family. This negatively affected all baby food categories in current value terms in 2019. ...

Baby food continued to see strong growth in 2019 with this being driven by two key factors. Firstly, despite dropping, the birth rate in Algeria remains relatively high and as incomes rise consumers are showing a greater willingness to spend out on ...

Baby food continued to see strong retail volume and current value growth in 2019. Prepared baby food is the biggest category, in which both domestic and international companies operate. At the end of the review period, the toughest competition was ...

Baby food is an essential product, offering a combination of convenience and perceived value. As the category continues to grow quite actively, the entrance of new international players is expected to result in lower average unit price, resulting in ...

Baby food continued to see strong retail volume and current value growth in 2019. One factor helping to boost sales of prepared baby food was exotic flavours. There is a focus by players on giving children the same tastes as adults. New products ...

Although Peru has a large infant population, baby food is a relatively small category, with growing-up milk formula by far the most popular product. The majority of parents decide to feed their babies of six months or older with hot cereals, natural ...

Breastfeeding is considered the best option for babies in terms of immunity, nutrition and closeness to the mother. Government health organisations, which promote breastfeeding until children are 2-years-old, claim that a mother’s milk has a high ...

With the highest birth rate amongst the EU Member States and one of the lowest breastfeeding rates in Europe, the Irish market is lucrative for both baby food and milk formula. Milk formula use is also strengthened by the high proportion of women ...

France continued to record a decline in its birth rate at the end of the review period, which negatively affected sales of baby food in both retail volume and current value terms. Despite France’s generous welfare programmes to subsidise families ...

Overall demand for baby food in the Netherlands continued to decline in 2019, although retail volume sales have experienced a notable recovery compared with the mid-review period performance when strong declines were linked to a fall in the country’s...

Consumer habits with regards to baby food continue to change in Vietnam. Aside from government regulations that prevent advertising of products targeting babies less than two years old, the years of campaigning by the government and allied groups in ...

Baby food continued to post strong current value growth in Belarus in 2019, supported mainly by unit price increases. Volume sales saw a slight decline, however, due to the falling number of children aged below three in the country. Although there ...