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Thursday, 21 September 2017

Asia Pacific Baby Drinks Market Driven by Growing Affordability of High-Quality Products

The baby drinks markets in Japan, South Korea, and Rest of Asia Pacific are mostly fragmented and feature the active presence of a large number of vendors such as Mead Johnson Nutrition Company, Beingmate Group Co. Ltd., Danone, Raptakos Brett & Co. Ltd., Bellamy’s Organic Pty Ltd, and Nutricia.

Although the markets in India and China are mostly consolidated, indicating the presence of intense entry barriers for small or new entrants, these two leading contributors to the Asia Pacific baby drinks market have a vast share of price-conscious middleclass population. In these markets, new ventures could gain ground with the introduction of high-quality economic products.

Transparency Market Research has published a new market study on the Asia Pacific baby drinks market for the 2014-2020 period. According to the report, the market, which had a valuation of US$10.4 bn in 2013, is expected to attain a valuation of US$18.2 bn by 2020, increasing at a CAGR of 7.90% for the period. The report, titled “Baby Drinks Market - Asia Pacific Industry Analysis Size Share Growth Trend Forecast 2014 - 2020,” is available for sale on the company website.Typically, baby drinks are drinks that are consumed by children below three years of age. In the baby drinks market in Asia Pacific, baby juice and infant formula are the major products and are further broken down into ready-to-drink and concentrated product types.

The report says that the Asia Pacific baby drinks market will display substantial growth in the coming years due to several reasons. First and foremost, the increasing number of women in the workforce is driving sales of baby drinks, mainly infant formula. Women employees require alternative arrangements to feed their children since they can’t tend to them for long hours.

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Infant formula is largely available as dry milk in powder form, which, when mixed with water, becomes liquid and can be fed to small children. The basic component of infant formula is cow milk, which is further treated to be suitable for babies. Ready-to-drink liquids, which are sterile and sold in cartons, are the other form in which infant formula is available in stores.

The baby drinks market has been segmented by types of baby drinks into –baby juice and infant formula. Baby juice is further segmented into ready to drink and concentrated. Infant formula market is anticipated to dominate the baby drinks market in Asia Pacific during the forecast period. Increasing consciousness of parents regarding the significance of balanced and proper nutrition for babies is one of the important driving factors of baby drinks market in Asia Pacific. In addition, the demand for baby drinks has increased in Taiwan due to increase in the birth rate in 2012.

By country, the market has been segmented into India, South Korea, Australia China, Japan and Rest of Asia Pacific. China, among all the countries has experienced high growth in the forecast period followed by the India and Australia. Trend shows that demand for baby juice is declining across Asia Pacific and consumers prefer infant formula due to busy lifestyles and easy to make factors. Increasing number of working women and increase in birth rate are the key drivers responsible for the growth of baby drinks market in Asia Pacific. However, the major restraint for the baby drinks market is low birth rates in Japan and a preference for breast feeding among others.


Tuesday, 16 May 2017

Asia Pacific Baby Drinks Market: Rising Participation of Women in Workforce to Fuel Demand for Market

The market for baby drinks is mostly consolidated in some of the largest and most prominent country-wide markets in Asia Pacific, with Nestle S.A. accounting for a share of over 69% in India and over 43% in China in 2013, reports Transparency Market Research (TMR) in a recent report. The baby drinks market in Australia also features a markedly high level of consolidation and Heinz Co. accounted for a dominant share of over 64% in the same year.

The baby drinks markets in Japan, South Korea, and Rest of Asia Pacific are mostly fragmented and feature the active presence of a large number of vendors such as Mead Johnson Nutrition Company, Beingmate Group Co. Ltd., Danone, Raptakos Brett & Co. Ltd., Bellamy’s Organic Pty Ltd, and Nutricia.
Although the markets in India and China are mostly consolidated, indicating the presence of intense entry barriers for small or new entrants, these two leading contributors to the Asia Pacific baby drinks market have a vast share of price-conscious middleclass population. In these markets, new ventures could gain ground with the introduction of high-quality economic products.

Rising Participation of Women in Workforce to Fuel Demand for Baby Drinks

The baby drinks market in Asia Pacific is chiefly driven by factors such as strengthening economies and the resulting rise in disposable incomes, busy lifestyles, and the rising participation of women in the region’s workforce. Infant formulae have started gaining prominence as effective substitutes to breast milk owing to their high nutrition values, authorization from healthcare bodies, and recommendations from doctors and physicians.

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The market is also benefitting from the rising availability of a large variety of products, high awareness among parents about the specific nutritional needs of infants, and active promotions by manufacturers of baby drinks. The growing affordability of high-quality products and the decline in skepticism regarding packaged foods for infants are also fueling the overall demand for a variety of baby drinks in Asia Pacific.

Concerns about High Sugar Levels to Dent Long-term Growth Prospects of Baby Juices Segment

It is estimated that the demand for baby juices will witness a significant decline in Asia Pacific in the next few years. Concerns regarding high sugar content and preservatives in packaged juices will emerge as the foremost challenge for the segment of baby juices in the Asia Pacific baby drinks market. Market statistics, however, show that the segment will expand at a higher CAGR than the segment of infant formula across key economies in the Asia Pacific baby drinks market. This trend, nevertheless, will have little impact on the market for infant formula, presently the leading product segment, and the segment will continue to be the largest contributor to the Asia Pacific baby drinks market over the forecasting horizon.

Asia Pacific Baby Drinks Market: Substantial Growth in Store by Value and Volume

Transparency Market Research states that the Asia Pacific baby drinks market will expand at a significant pace over the forecast period. In terms of volume, the market is expected to rise from 1043.3 kg mn in 2015 to 1487.2 kg mn by 2020. In terms of overall valuation, the market is expected to expand from US$12,722.4 mn to US$18291.6 mn by 2020. Of the key distribution channels, the segment of hypermarkets and supermarkets is presently the largest shareholder across key economies in the Asia Pacific baby drinks market.

This review is based on a market research report published by Transparency Market Research, titled “Baby Drinks Market - Asia Pacific Industry Analysis Size Share Growth Trend Forecast 2014 - 2020.”

For this study, the market has been segmented as follows:

Asia Pacific Baby Drinks Market: By Type
  • Infant Formula
  • Baby Juice
  • Concentrated
  • Ready to drink

Asia Pacific Baby Drinks Market: By country
  • China
  • India
  • Australia
  • South Korea
  • Japan
  • Rest of Asia Pacific

Monday, 19 December 2016

Asia Pacific Baby Drinks Market: Rising Competition Pushes Players to Focus on New Product Development

The baby drinks market in Asia Pacific is competitive in nature with a presence of a large number of players operating in it, states a market intelligence report by Transparency Market Research (TMR). The prominent players, including Nestle S.A., Nutricia, and Heinz Co. are currently dominating the Asia Pacific baby drinks market and are expected to collectively account for a key share of the market in the next few years. The growing focus of these players on the expansion of product portfolio is expected to encourage the growth of the market and witness substantial growth. Moreover, the rising number of players entering the Asia Pacific baby drinks market is likely to toughen the competitive scenario of the overall market.


According to the research study by Transparency Market Research, in 2015, the Asia Pacific baby drinks was worth US$12.70 bn and is predicted to reach a value of US$18.29 bn by the end of 2020. The market is likely to register a healthy 7.90% CAGR between 2014 and 2020.

Rising Awareness about Advantages of Baby Drinks to Bolster India Market

From a geographical perspective, China is expected to lead the Asia Pacific baby drinks market and reach a value of US$6.88 bn by the end of 2020. High awareness among consumers regarding the benefits of different types of baby drinks is one of the vital factors anticipated to encourage the growth of the market in the forecast period. On the other hand, India is projected to witness progressive growth in the next few years, owing to the increasing birth rate. Additionally, the constant efforts being taken by the key companies to offer baby drinks with high nutrient content is likely to drive the demand in the forecast period.

On the basis of product type, the infant formula segment is anticipated to lead the Asia Pacific market and account for a key share in the next few years. The rising consciousness of parents concerning the significance of proper and balanced nutrition for babies is projected to fuel the growth of this segment in the next few years. In addition, with the increasing advertising activities and easy availability, the infant formula segment is likely to witness high demand in the coming years.

Introduction of Innovative Products to Bolster Asia Pacific Baby Drinks Market

The rising demand for several types of baby drinks is one of the key factors driving the Asia Pacific baby drinks market. In addition, the rising working women population and the busy lifestyles are expected to encourage the growth of the market throughout the forecast period, says a TMR analyst. The use of infant formula as a substitute for breast milk and the high nutrition content offered by baby drinks are some of the other factors anticipated to fuel the market’s growth in the coming years.

Furthermore, the expansion of product portfolio and the introduction of new formulas are the vital factors attracting the consumers to consider the option of baby drinks. This is likely to contribute extensively towards the development of the overall market. In addition, the expansion of the distribution channels and network will encourage the market’s growth in the near future.

Improving Market Penetration to Offer Promising Opportunities

The Asia Pacific baby drinks market, on the contrary, is expected to witness several challenges, which will restrict the growth of the overall market in the coming years. The low awareness regarding the availability and the benefits of baby drinks in emerging economies are some of the factors that are likely to curtail the growth of the market. Nevertheless, the rising focus on marketing activities and campaigns to enhance the market penetration of consumers are predicted to encourage the growth of the Asia Pacific baby drinks market in the coming years.

This information is based on the findings of a research report published by Transparency Market Research (TMR), titled “Baby Drinks Market (Infant Formula, Baby Juice, Concentrated, and Ready to Drink) - Asia Pacific Industry Analysis Size Share Growth Trend Forecast 2014–2020.”


Wednesday, 17 August 2016

Asia Pacific Baby Drinks Market is Expected to Reach US$18291.6 mn by 2020 ,Expanding at 7.90% CAGR from 2014 to 2020

The market for baby drinks is mostly consolidated in some of the largest and most prominent country-wide markets in Asia Pacific, with Nestle S.A. accounting for a share of over 69% in India and over 43% in China in 2013, reports Transparency Market Research (TMR) in a recent report. The baby drinks market in Australia also features a markedly high level of consolidation and Heinz Co. accounted for a dominant share of over 64% in the same year.


The baby drinks markets in Japan, South Korea, and Rest of Asia Pacific are mostly fragmented and feature the active presence of a large number of vendors such as Mead Johnson Nutrition Company, Beingmate Group Co. Ltd., Danone, Raptakos Brett & Co. Ltd., Bellamy’s Organic Pty Ltd, and Nutricia.

Although the markets in India and China are mostly consolidated, indicating the presence of intense entry barriers for small or new entrants, these two leading contributors to the Asia Pacific baby drinks market have a vast share of price-conscious middleclass population. In these markets, new ventures could gain ground with the introduction of high-quality economic products.

Rising Participation of Women in Workforce to Fuel Demand for Baby Drinks

The baby drinks market in Asia Pacific is chiefly driven by factors such as strengthening economies and the resulting rise in disposable incomes, busy lifestyles, and the rising participation of women in the region’s workforce. Infant formulae have started gaining prominence as effective substitutes to breast milk owing to their high nutrition values, authorization from healthcare bodies, and recommendations from doctors and physicians.

The market is also benefitting from the rising availability of a large variety of products, high awareness among parents about the specific nutritional needs of infants, and active promotions by manufacturers of baby drinks. The growing affordability of high-quality products and the decline in skepticism regarding packaged foods for infants are also fueling the overall demand for a variety of baby drinks in Asia Pacific.

Concerns about High Sugar Levels to Dent Long-term Growth Prospects of Baby Juices Segment

It is estimated that the demand for baby juices will witness a significant decline in Asia Pacific in the next few years. Concerns regarding high sugar content and preservatives in packaged juices will emerge as the foremost challenge for the segment of baby juices in the Asia Pacific baby drinks market. Market statistics, however, show that the segment will expand at a higher CAGR than the segment of infant formula across key economies in the Asia Pacific baby drinks market. This trend, nevertheless, will have little impact on the market for infant formula, presently the leading product segment, and the segment will continue to be the largest contributor to the Asia Pacific baby drinks market over the forecasting horizon.

Asia Pacific Baby Drinks Market: Substantial Growth in Store by Value and Volume

Transparency Market Research states that the Asia Pacific baby drinks market will expand at a significant pace over the forecast period. In terms of volume, the market is expected to rise from 1043.3 kg mn in 2015 to 1487.2 kg mn by 2020. In terms of overall valuation, the market is expected to expand from US$12,722.4 mn to US$18291.6 mn by 2020. Of the key distribution channels, the segment of hypermarkets and supermarkets is presently the largest shareholder across key economies in the Asia Pacific baby drinks market.

This review is based on a market research report published by Transparency Market Research, titled “Baby Drinks Market - Asia Pacific Industry Analysis Size Share Growth Trend Forecast 2014 - 2020.”

For this study, the market has been segmented as follows:

Asia Pacific Baby Drinks Market: By Type
  • Infant Formula
  • Baby Juice
  • Concentrated
  • Ready to drink
Asia Pacific Baby Drinks Market: By country
  • China
  • India
  • Australia
  • South Korea
  • Japan
  • Rest of Asia Pacific


Wednesday, 9 March 2016

Asia Pacific Baby Drinks Market to Expand at 7.90% CAGR from 2014 to 2020

Transparency Market Research has published a new market study on the Asia Pacific baby drinks market for the 2014-2020 period. According to the report, the market, which had a valuation of US$10.4 bn in 2013, is expected to attain a valuation of US$18.2 bn by 2020, increasing at a CAGR of 7.90% for the period. The report, titled “Baby Drinks Market - Asia Pacific Industry Analysis Size Share Growth Trend Forecast 2014 - 2020,” is available for sale on the company website.Typically, baby drinks are drinks that are consumed by children below three years of age. In the baby drinks market in Asia Pacific, baby juice and infant formula are the major products and are further broken down into ready-to-drink and concentrated product types.
The report says that the Asia Pacific baby drinks market will display substantial growth in the coming years due to several reasons. First and foremost, the increasing number of women in the workforce is driving sales of baby drinks, mainly infant formula. Women employees require alternative arrangements to feed their children since they can’t tend to them for long hours.

Infant formula is largely available as dry milk in powder form, which, when mixed with water, becomes liquid and can be fed to small children. The basic component of infant formula is cow milk, which is further treated to be suitable for babies. Ready-to-drink liquids, which are sterile and sold in cartons, are the other form in which infant formula is available in stores.


In Asia Pacific, with the increasing purchasing power and large amounts of disposable income of consumers, parents are tending to adopt easy nutrition and nourishment means for babies, which include ready-to-drink baby products. Other than this, in countries in Asia Pacific such as China and India, the increasing birth rate will foster the development of the baby drinks market in this region.

The report segments the Asia Pacific baby drinks market on the basis of product type into baby juice and infant formula. Between the two, infant formula exhibits higher demand and the product segment contributed 98.8% of the total revenue in the overall market in 2013. The product segment had a valuation of US$10.3 bn in 2013 in the Asia Pacific baby drinks market and it is expected to retain its lead position throughout the forecast period.

The report presents several reasons for the consistently rising demand for infant formula. Infant formula is regarded to be the closest alternative to breast milk, hence, it is strongly recommended by physicians for its nutrient content. This is the prime reason for the expected dominance of the infant formula segment in the baby drinks market in the coming years.

On the contrary, baby juice exhibits low demand due to limited availability of the product in Asia Pacific. In addition, baby juice is high in sugar, which makes it unsuitable for babies to be given on a regular basis. This is impeding the demand for baby juice in the Asia Pacific baby drinks market.

Some top companies that operate in the Asia Pacific baby drinks market are H.J. Heinz Company, Mead Johnson Nutrition Company, Danone, Nestle S.A., and Beingmate Group Co. Ltd. Among others.

The report segments the market as follows:

Asia Pacific Baby Drinks Market: By Type
  • Infant Formula
  • Baby Juice
  • Concentrated
  • Ready to drink

Asia Pacific Baby Drinks Market: By country
  • China
  • India
  • Australia
  • South Korea
  • Japan
  • Rest of Asia Pacific


Tuesday, 19 January 2016

Asia Pacific Baby Drinks Market Will Expand to US$18.2 bn by 2020

Baby drinks include products such as infant formula and baby juice and are typically consumed by children below the age of three. Infant formula is a dried milk product designed for infants to provide the required amount of nutrients. The baby juice market is sub-categorized into ready-to-drink baby juice and concentrated baby juice. Baby drinks are sold in various pharmacies, supermarkets, convenience stores, and hypermarkets.

The Asia Pacific baby drinks market is segmented on the basis of type into infant formula and baby juice. Based on type, in terms of revenue, the Asia Pacific baby drinks market was dominated by the infant formula segment in 2013. The infant formula segment accounted for a 98.8% share in the Asia Pacific baby drinks market in 2013 and is expected to maintain its dominant position in the years to come.

The overview section of the Asia Pacific baby drinks market report studies details such as market drivers, restraints, opportunities, key players, and current trends. Porter’s five force model is utilized in the report to study feasibility of new projects. With SWOT analysis, the feasibility of new products is studied for all the leading players in the Asia Pacific baby drinks market. A competitive analysis of the Asia Pacific baby drinks market is conducted for the report by considering new baby drinks introduced by the leading players and the new entrants.

Overview of the Asia Pacific Baby Drinks Market

The Asia Pacific baby drinks market is expected to rise from US$10.49 bn in 2013 to US$18.29 bn by 2020, expanding at a 7.90% CAGR during the period from 2014 to 2020. The Asia Pacific baby drinks market is predicted to undergo various changes and innovations as the leading players are introducing new baby drinks in the years to come. The increase in the number of working women and busy lifestyles will boost the Asia Pacific baby drinks market. Infant formula is commonly used as a substitute to breast milk. Recommendations by pediatricians, a preference towards baby drinks owing to busy lifestyles, and the availability of various flavors in nutritional baby drinks are predicted to propel the Asia Pacific baby drinks market in the coming few years.

However, the demand for baby juice is expected to decrease due to its high sugar content. As baby juices are not easily available everywhere, they carry low penetration rate. However, increasing varieties of baby drinks, the growing trend of health and wellness, and constant promotions by the leading companies are some of the factors expected to drive the Asia Pacific baby drinks market in the years to come.

The Asia Pacific baby drinks market is divided into India, China, Australia, Japan, South Korea, and Rest of Asia Pacific. The demand for baby drinks is expected to be the maximum in India. Conscious efforts taken by the leading companies to provide baby drinks with high nutrient content and the growing preference towards branded baby drinks is driving the Asia Pacific baby drinks market.


Companies mentioned in the research report
Some of the leading companies in the Asia Pacific baby drinks market are Nestle S.A., Nutricia, and Heinz Co.

Key segments of the Baby Drinks Market
Asia Pacific Baby Drinks Market: By Type
  • Infant Formula
  • Baby Juice
  • Concentrated
  • Ready to drink

Major regions analyzed under this research report are:
  • Europe
  • North America
  • Asia Pacific
  • Rest of the World

This report gives you access to decisive data such as:
  • Market growth drivers
  • Factors limiting market growth
  • Current market trends
  • Market structure
  • Market projections for the coming years

Key highlights of this report
  • Overview of key market forces propelling and restraining market growth
  • Up-to-date analyses of market trends and technological improvements
  • Pin-point analyses of market competition dynamics to offer you a competitive edge
  • An analysis of strategies of major competitors
  • An array of graphics and SWOT analysis of major industry segments
  • Detailed analyses of industry trends
  • A well-defined technological growth map with an impact-analysis
  • Offers a clear understanding of the competitive landscape and key product segments