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市場調查報告書
乳製品的全球市場 (2020-2026年)Global Dairy Products Market - 2020-2026 |
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| 出版商 | DataM Intelligence | 商品編碼 | 968946 | ||||
| 出版日期 | 內容資訊 | 英文 157 Pages 商品交期: 最快1-2個工作天內 |
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| 乳製品的全球市場 (2020-2026年) Global Dairy Products Market - 2020-2026 | ||
| 出版日期: 2020年09月30日 | 內容資訊: 英文 157 Pages |
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乳製品提供的營養益處是全球乳製品市場增長的主要動力。乳製品市場增長所涉及的其他因素包括個人消費增加，人口增加以及消費者對營養食品的偏好。然而，對素食主義和素食植物性食品的偏愛日益增加，限制了乳製品的消費。乳糖不耐症，乳製品過敏症，消費者轉向植物性食品以及與牛奶消費有關的誤解是市場上的其他重要阻礙因素。
本報告提供全球乳製品市場相關調查，提供市場概要，各市場區隔及地區別的市場分析與預測，競爭情形分析，並提供主要企業簡介等資訊。
The Global Dairy Products Market is expected to grow at a high CAGR during the forecast period (2020-2027)
Dairy is one of the early food categories adopted by mankind and is considered as a major part of human nutrition. Dairy products are primarily produced from milk and commercial dairy include products ranging from liquid milk to processed products such as yogurt, cheese, butter, and others. The health benefits associated with milk has been motivating population of all segments towards consumption of dairy based products. Dairy is considered as a package of nutrients essential for a human body and is highly recommended as a source of calcium and healthy fats.
The nutritional benefits offered by dairy products is the major driver for the growth of global dairy products market. The rich content of vitamins, minerals, and proteins present in milk made dairy an essential food for humans. For instance, the calcium content of milk help develop healthy bones and teeth among young children, thus making it a vital part of infant nutrition. Furthermore, vitamin D reduces the risk of cancer protection, potassium helps reduce the levels of blood pressure and improves heart health, and fermented milk acts as a probiotics source for improving gut health. The high nutritional value of fermented dairy products is motivating the sales of Yogurt Cheesecakes and other dairy based desserts. Other factors responsible for the growth of dairy market include rising consumer spending, growing population and consumer preference for nutritional rich food products. However, the rise in veganism and plant-based eating preferences of vegetarian population is limiting the consumption of dairy products. Lactose intolerance, dairy sensitivity, consumer shift towards plant-based food products, and misconceptions associated with consumption of milk are other key restraints of the market.
The global dairy products market has been segmented by product type covering milk, cheese, butter, whey protein, milk power, and various other dairy products. Liquid milk is the major dairy food and the demand for liquid milk products is rapidly surging with the rising health consciousness and living standards of the consumers. Infants are the major promoters of milk market in the form of infant formula and baby milk. The global market for infant nutrition reached 2.5 million tons in 2017 and likely to witness over 7% growth rate in the next decade. The growing supply of milk is also supporting the growth in this segment. According to the statistics of The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), global milk production witnessed a growth of 58% in the last three decades and reached 828 million tons in 2017. In most of the countries including highly populous India and China, milk is considered as a major part of healthy dietary protocol. Liquid milk accounts for over 90% of the demand for dairy products in rural areas and over 85% of that in urban areas in India. Supermarkets and hypermarkets evolved as the largest sales channel for dairy products with a share of nearly 50% in terms of sales value in 2018. The growing retail sales of dairy products in Asian countries owing to 'go to retail market' strategy of manufacturers to reach retail stores is motivating the sales through supermarkets and hypermarkets. For instance, Parag Milk Foods Company in India is planning to widen its retail distribution network by 3x times in the next six years. Convenience stores, specialty stores, and e-commerce are also holding a significant share in the sales of dairy products.
Market Regional Segmentation
By geography, the dairy product market is segmented into North America, South America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East, and Africa
The robust dairy sales in China and rapid growth in demand for fermented milk products in India and Indonesia made the Asia Pacific region as the largest market for dairy products. The share of Asia Pacific in total dairy products market reached 36% in 2018 and is likely to hold its dominance over the forecast period owing to lucrative double-digit growth of dairy sales in countries such as India, Vietnam, Pakistan, and Laos.
The global dairy products market is highly consolidated at the top level with companies such as Nestle, Danone, Lactalis, and Fonterra. The top 10 market players account for over 70% of the total sales. The market is also tapped by the footprints of many Asian and European players, thus making it highly competitive. The companies in the market are leveraging on acquisitions and collaborations to increase their market share.
In January 2019, French dairy products corporation Lactalis has acquired India based Prabhat Dairy in a deal of worth $239 million to gain leading market share in Western India, thereby marching towards its goal of turning into a pan Indian company
Another French dairy food giant Danone had invested $25.6 million in Drums Food International, the seller of Epigamia Yogurt to expand its product portfolio and its distribution network across India
Other key players in the market are Royal FrieslandCampina N.V., Dean Foods, Arla Foods amba, China Mengniu Dairy Company Limited, Yili Group, Kraft Foods Group, Inc., Land O'Lakes, Inc. and Meiji Dairies Corporation.
Key Takeaways from the Report
The dairy products market in Western Europe region is well-established with high per-capita consumption. According to DataM analysis, Western Europe is the second-largest market for dairy products, next only to Asia Pacific region
Consumer interest towards branded dairy products led to the rise in market share of global players, thereby augmenting the organized spectrum
The growth of dairy products market is mostly offset by the shift of consumer preferences towards plant-based diets. The offset is likely to be significant in countries such as Israel, New Zealand, Austria, and Canada owing to the surging vegan population in these countries
