Germany Baby Food and Formula Market Forecast to 2016
The report titled “Germany Baby Food and Formula Market Forecast to 2016” present a comprehensive analysis on the Germany baby food and formula market which is sub-segmented into prepared baby food, dry baby food and formula milk for infants and toddlers. It assesses market in terms of consumption, demand, retail sales and driving forces. Report also include SWOT analysis, major driving forces, industry growth barriers, opportunities, regulatory structure, macro economy factors and political environment of the country in relation to the baby food industry.
Organic baby food demand is increasing year-on-year and slowly trend of normal baby food is fading away due to rising health concern which is turning interest of affluent individuals from normal to organic food. The demand for convenience food products such as ready to feed baby foods are rapidly developing across Germany. The population of children in the age group of 0-1 year declined by 2.67% in 2011 as compared 2010. Consumption of milk per toddler is noticed to be low between 2-3 year old kids due to increased consumption of solid food over milk with the growing age.
Dried baby food represents a very low demand as compared high demand observed for ready-to-feed (prepared baby food) baby food products. Baby juices are enjoying strong growth momentum. Baby snacks demand had witnessed a fall in 2009 but showed a positive growth in the first quarter of 2011.
Germany is Europe’s largest dairy producer in terms of volume. In cow milk production globally, Germany is ranked sixth by producing 39.00 million tons of milk. Many large international players have presence in the Germany baby food and formula market to avail the benefit of low cost production, easy availability of raw milk to process formula milk, cereals and other baby food contain milk as a base ingredient. Germany being the largest frozen food market in Europe, with total sales of EUR ~ billion in 2010 is supporting demand for convenience baby food products as well.
Key Findings
Organic baby food demand is increasing year-on-year and slowly trend of normal baby food is fading away due to rising health concern which is turning interest of affluent individuals from normal to organic food. The demand for convenience food products such as ready to feed baby foods are rapidly developing across Germany. The population of children in the age group of 0-1 year declined by 2.67% in 2011 as compared 2010. Consumption of milk per toddler is noticed to be low between 2-3 year old kids due to increased consumption of solid food over milk with the growing age.
Dried baby food represents a very low demand as compared high demand observed for ready-to-feed (prepared baby food) baby food products. Baby juices are enjoying strong growth momentum. Baby snacks demand had witnessed a fall in 2009 but showed a positive growth in the first quarter of 2011.
Germany is Europe’s largest dairy producer in terms of volume. In cow milk production globally, Germany is ranked sixth by producing 39.00 million tons of milk. Many large international players have presence in the Germany baby food and formula market to avail the benefit of low cost production, easy availability of raw milk to process formula milk, cereals and other baby food contain milk as a base ingredient. Germany being the largest frozen food market in Europe, with total sales of EUR ~ billion in 2010 is supporting demand for convenience baby food products as well.
Key Findings
- In 2011, Germany baby food and formula segment accounted for 9.13% of the total European market, growing at a CAGR 1.81% from 2006-2011.
- The baby food segment has inclined by 3.33% in 2011 from previous year to USD ~ million.
- The infant formula retail sale has increased from USD ~ million in 2006 to USD ~ million in 2011.
- Formula milk segment is expected to reach USD ~ million by 2016 at a CAGR 1.33%.
- The organic baby food continued to grow at a positive growth rate from USD ~ million in 2008 to USD ~ million in 2011.
- Market for baby food and formula is expected to grow at CAGR 2.73% from 2011-2016 to USD ~ million. Infant formula demand is estimated to be low due to further expected fall in birth rate.
1. GERMANY BABY FOOD AND FORMULA INDUSTRY
1.1. Market Size
1.2. Industry Segmentation-Retail Sales and Forecast
1.2.1. Baby Food Demand and Forecast
1.2.1.1. Segmentation by Dry, Ready-to-feed and Other Baby Food
1.2.2. Formula Milk Demand and Segmentation by base Ingredient
2. SWOT ANALYSIS
3. INDUSTRY OPPORTUNITIES AND GROWTH DRIVERS
3.1. Rising number of foreign citizens
3.2. Largest dairy producer in Europe
3.3. Intensifying Organic Food Demand
3.4. Convenience Food – A Recent Phenomenon
3.5. Working Women Population
4. COUNTRY ANALYSIS AND INDUSTRY INSIGHT
4.1. Key Findings
4.2. Political Structure
4.3. Germany Macro Economic Indicators: Historical and Projections
Population, 2006-2015
GDP, 2006-2015
5. EXPORT AND IMPORT
6. INDUSTRY PLAYERS
7. BABY FOOD INDUSTRY FORECAST TO 2016
8. APPENDIX
8.1. Market Definition
8.2. Abbreviations
8.3. Research Methodology
Data Collection Methods
Approach
Final Conclusion
8.4. Disclaimer
1.1. Market Size
1.2. Industry Segmentation-Retail Sales and Forecast
1.2.1. Baby Food Demand and Forecast
1.2.1.1. Segmentation by Dry, Ready-to-feed and Other Baby Food
1.2.2. Formula Milk Demand and Segmentation by base Ingredient
2. SWOT ANALYSIS
3. INDUSTRY OPPORTUNITIES AND GROWTH DRIVERS
3.1. Rising number of foreign citizens
3.2. Largest dairy producer in Europe
3.3. Intensifying Organic Food Demand
3.4. Convenience Food – A Recent Phenomenon
3.5. Working Women Population
4. COUNTRY ANALYSIS AND INDUSTRY INSIGHT
4.1. Key Findings
4.2. Political Structure
4.3. Germany Macro Economic Indicators: Historical and Projections
Population, 2006-2015
GDP, 2006-2015
5. EXPORT AND IMPORT
6. INDUSTRY PLAYERS
7. BABY FOOD INDUSTRY FORECAST TO 2016
8. APPENDIX
8.1. Market Definition
8.2. Abbreviations
8.3. Research Methodology
Data Collection Methods
Approach
Final Conclusion
8.4. Disclaimer
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Germany Baby Food and Formula Retail Sales by Value (2006-2011)
Figure 2: Total Fertility Rate (TFR) in Germany (2006-2011)
Figure 3: Baby Food and Formula Segmentation in Percentage, 2011
Figure 4: Germany Baby Food Retail Sales and Forecast by Segments (2006-2016F)
Figure 5: Germany Baby Food Demand by Product Category, by value (2009-2011)
Figure 6: Formula Milk Retail Sales and Forecast (2006-2016F)
Figure 7: Foreign Population in Germany (2006-2011)
Figure 8: Total Cow Milk Production Volume in Germany '000 tones (2006-2010)
Figure 9: Europe Organic Food Per Capita consumption in 2010 (EUR)
Figure 10: Germany Organic Baby Food Market Retail Sales and forecast (2006-2016)
Figure 11: Working women population in Germany (2008-Q2 2011)
Figure 12: Women Share of the Labor Force in Germany (2006-2011)
Figure 13: Germany Baby Food and Formula Retail Sales Forecast by Value (2011-2016F)
Figure 1: Germany Baby Food and Formula Retail Sales by Value (2006-2011)
Figure 2: Total Fertility Rate (TFR) in Germany (2006-2011)
Figure 3: Baby Food and Formula Segmentation in Percentage, 2011
Figure 4: Germany Baby Food Retail Sales and Forecast by Segments (2006-2016F)
Figure 5: Germany Baby Food Demand by Product Category, by value (2009-2011)
Figure 6: Formula Milk Retail Sales and Forecast (2006-2016F)
Figure 7: Foreign Population in Germany (2006-2011)
Figure 8: Total Cow Milk Production Volume in Germany '000 tones (2006-2010)
Figure 9: Europe Organic Food Per Capita consumption in 2010 (EUR)
Figure 10: Germany Organic Baby Food Market Retail Sales and forecast (2006-2016)
Figure 11: Working women population in Germany (2008-Q2 2011)
Figure 12: Women Share of the Labor Force in Germany (2006-2011)
Figure 13: Germany Baby Food and Formula Retail Sales Forecast by Value (2011-2016F)
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1: Child Population in Germany (2008-2010)
Table 2 : Country Overview
Table 3: Germany Population Trend in Million, 2006-2015
Table 4: Germany Gross Domestic Product in USD Billion, 2006-2015
Table 5: Germany Total Exports and Imports and Trade in Food Industry, by volume (200-2011)
Table 6: Germany Trade of Infant foods of cereals, flour, starch or milk (2006-2010)
Table 7: Leading Players in Baby Food and Formula Industry, Products and Market Share
Table 1: Child Population in Germany (2008-2010)
Table 2 : Country Overview
Table 3: Germany Population Trend in Million, 2006-2015
Table 4: Germany Gross Domestic Product in USD Billion, 2006-2015
Table 5: Germany Total Exports and Imports and Trade in Food Industry, by volume (200-2011)
Table 6: Germany Trade of Infant foods of cereals, flour, starch or milk (2006-2010)
Table 7: Leading Players in Baby Food and Formula Industry, Products and Market Share
