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Nigeria Baby Food Market Outlook to 2023

By Milk Formulae (Standard, Follow-On, Growing-Up Milk Formula), Dried Baby Food (Cereal Based and Others -Meat/Fish, Fruits & Vegetable and Nuts), Prepared/ Ready to Eat Baby Food and Other Baby Food; By Organic Baby Food; By Channel (Supermarkets, Independent Small Grocers, and Online

Region:Africa

Product Code:KR791

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Published On

May 2019

Total pages

131

About the Report

The report titled "Nigeria Baby Food Market Outlook to 2023 – By Milk Formulae (Standard, Follow-On, Growing-Up Milk Formula), Dried Baby Food (Cereal Based and Others -Meat/Fish, Fruits & Vegetable and Nuts), Prepared/ Ready to Eat Baby Food and Other Baby Food; By Organic Baby Food; By Channel (Supermarkets, Independent Small Grocers, and Online" provides information on Nigeria baby food market overview from 2013 to 2023, market segmentation - By Food Category (Dried Baby Food, Milk Formula, Prepared Baby Food and Other Baby Food), by Types of Milk formula (Standard Milk Powdered Formula, Follow on Milk Powdered Formula and Growing Up Milk Formula), by Distribution Channel (Traditional Retailers & Grocers, Supermarkets and Internet Retailing), by Ingredient (Inorganic and Organic) and by Regions. The report also covers ecosystem, value chain analysis, competition landscape, and success factors for a new entrant, trends and developments, issues and challenges, decision making criteria for customers, regulations and SWOT analysis. The report concludes with future outlook and certain recommendations highlighting the success factors for entering and expanding in the market. The report is useful for Nigerian baby food manufacturers, food and beverage companies and major online retailers of baby food.
Nigeria Baby Food Market
 
Nigeria Baby Food Market Overview: The Nigerian baby food market is currently at a growing stage. There was a slight decline in 2016 due to recession in the country and the policies implemented by the government to promote breast feeding, despite this market showed an overall positive trend during 2013-2018 period. The baby food industry is driven by increasing disposable income of the people, rising awareness among the parents to provide healthier food to the babies, rise in the internet retailing among other factors. The market is expected to show positive growth and continue to develop in the coming years.
 

Market Segmentation

By Food Category (Dried Baby Food, Milk Formula Market, Prepared Baby Food and Other Baby Food): The baby food market is dominated by the dried baby food segment as it is more convenient for busy mothers, who want to ensure the daily intake of the nutrients of the baby is met regularly. This is followed by the Milk Formula baby food market, which acts as an alternative for mother’s milk specifically for mothers who can’t breastfed their infants owing to a specific reason. Prepared baby food is the next popular segment in this market due to the time constrained lifestyle of the millennial parents in Nigeria. Moreover, prepared baby foods are available in diverse flavors and come in innovative packaging. The other baby food segment captures minimum market share in the country as it contains food such as biscuits, rusks, and other snacks like items which are not much preferred by the parents for their babies for regular consumption.

Organic Baby Food Market: The baby food market in Nigeria is majorly dominated by the Inorganic Baby Food as it is available at a low cost owing to which, most of the parents are more aware about the inorganic baby food. However, the growing awareness among the parents to provide healthy food to the babies will drive the growth of the organic baby food in the Nigerian market. In the next few years, though the sales of the organic baby food is expected to grow, however the inorganic segment will still continue to dominate in this segment in the baby food market in Nigeria.

By Region (South West, South East, South South, North Central, North West and North East): In Nigeria, the South West region captures the major market of the baby food largely due to Lagos being the central hub of the country. The awareness about these products in the Northern region is less as compared to the South in Nigeria. This is due to poverty and lack of employment among the women in the Northern region. The market size depends from region to region, based on the factors such as personal disposable income, literacy rate, product availability and others.

By Distribution Channel (Supermarkets, Traditional Stores/Independent Small Grocers and Internet Retailing): Majority of baby food sales in Nigeria is by the traditional stores as it is more convenient and has better reach compared to other channels of distribution, followed by supermarkets and the least market share is accommodated by the internet retailing. Nigerian parents prefer to check the product before buying. They are skeptical to buy baby food online owing to its return policy issues. People are still not accustomed to buying products at the supermarkets as they have a perception that the prices might be higher in modern markets.

Competitive Landscape in Nigeria Baby Food Market: There is a stiff competition among the major players of baby food in the Nigeria. The market is dominated by the international players as they offer wide range of products at affordable prices. Owing to this, the domestic players are struggling with their market penetration in the country. Few of the well known international players are Nestle, Danone, Nutrimental, and Friesland Campina, Promasidor, Abbott, Kraft Heinz. These companies compete on the parameters such as marketing campaigns, strategic sales promotion, product pricing, channels of distribution and others.

Nigeria Baby Food Market Future Outlook and Projections: The baby food market has a promising future in Nigeria with a higher adoption rate witnessed during the review period 2018 to 2023. The major reasons for its growth would be, rise in the disposable income, increasing awareness among the parents to provide nutrition to the infant, and increasing buying through the online portals.
The growing number of literate and working mothers will positively impact the demand of baby food products in the country.
Due to these factors, the baby food market in Nigeria is expected to grow at a CAGR of approximately 12% from the year 2018 to 2023.
 

Key Topics Covered in the Report

  • Executive Summary
  • Research Methodology
  • Ecosystem of Nigeria Baby Food Market
  • Nigeria Baby Food Market Overview and Genesis
  • Value Chain Analysis of Nigeria Baby Food Market
  • Nigeria Baby Food Market Size, 2013-2018
  • Nigeria Baby Food Market Segmentation
  • Trends and Developments in Nigeria Baby Food Market
  • Issues and Challenges in the Nigeria Baby Food Market
  • Decision Making Criteria for Customers While Purchasing a Baby Food Product
  • Regulations in Nigeria Baby Food Market
  • SWOT Analysis of Nigeria Baby Food Market
  • Competitive Landscape in Nigeria Baby Food Market
  • Nigeria Baby Food Market Future Outlook and Projections, 2018-2023(E)
  • Analyst Recommendations in Nigeria Baby Food Market

Products

Key Target Audience:

  • Baby Food Manufacturers
  • Baby Product Distributors
  • Baby Food Distributors
  • Government Agencies
  • Baby Food Retailers
  • NGOs supporting Baby Health
  • Pharmaceutical Stores
  • Online Sales and Retailing Agencies


Time Period Captured in the Report:

  • Historical Period – 2013-2018
  • Forecast Period – 2019-2023

Companies

Companies Covered:

  • Nestle
  • Friesland Campina
  • Danone
  • Nutrimental
  • Abbott
  • Promasidor
  • Kraft Heinz
  • Plum Organics
  • August Secrets
  • Baby Grubz
  • Tiger Brand

Table of Contents

1. Executive Summary

Nigeria Baby Food Market Overview and Size
Nigeria Baby Food Market Segmentation
Competition Scenario in Nigeria Baby Food Market
Nigeria Baby Food Market Future Outlook and Projections

2. Research Methodology

2.1. Market Definitions
2.2. Abbreviations
2.3. Market Size and Modeling

Research Methodology
Market Sizing – Nigeria Baby Food Market
Variables (Independent)
Multi Factor Based Sensitivity Model
Limitations
Final Conclusion

3. Ecosystem of Nigeria Baby Food Market

4. Nigeria Baby Food Market Overview and Genesis

5. Value Chain Analysis of Nigeria Baby Food Market

6. Nigeria Baby Food Market Size- By Revenue and By Volume, 2013-2018

7. Nigeria Baby Food Market Segmentation

7.1. By Food Category (Milk Formula, Dried Baby Food, Prepared Baby Food and Other Baby food), 2013-2018

7.1.1. By Dried Baby Food (Cereal Based and Others -Meat/Fish, Fruits & Vegetable and Nuts)
7.1.2. By Type of Milk Formula (Standard Milk Powdered Formula, Follow-on Milk Powdered Formula, Growing- up Milk FORMULA), 2018

7.2. By Product Ingredient (Inorganic and Organic Baby Food), 2018
7.3. By Regions (South West, South East, South South, North Central, North West, North East), 2018
7.4. By Distribution Channel (Supermarkets, Traditional Stores/Independent Small Grocers and Online) on the basis of Retail Sales in NGN Billion, 2013-2018

8. Trade Scenario for the Nigeria Baby Food Market

9. Trends and Developments in Nigeria Baby Food Market

9.1. Behavioural Pattern of Mothers in Nigeria
9.2. Complementary feeding practices in nigeria
9.3. Growing Demand for Organic Products
9.4. Increase in Baby Food Sales through Supermarkets AND ONLINE
9.5. Weaning practices and weaning foods in West Africa and Nigeria

10. Issues and Challenges in the Nigeria Baby Food Market

10.1. Stingent Avertising Regulations
10.2. Limited Scope for Entry of New Players
10.3. Lack of Awareness and Low Disposable Income
10.4. Shift Towards Organic

11. Decision Making Criteria for Customers While Purchasing a Baby Food Product

12. Regulations in Nigeria Baby Food Market

12.1. NAFDAC Regulation on Marketing of Breast Milk Substittutes (BMS)
12.2. WHO Guidelines relating to Baby Food Products
12.3. Mandatory Labeling Requirements for Infant Milk Formula
12.4. Few Incidents of non –Compliance in Nigeria Market Pertaining to BMS Market

13. SWOT Analysis of Nigeria Baby Food Market

14. Competitive Landscape in Nigeria Baby Food Market

14.1. Competition Scenario in Nigeria Baby Food Market

Revenue Share of Major Companies, 2018
Revenue Share of Major Brands in milk formula, 2018
Revenue Share of Major Brands In dried Cereal Based baby food, 2018

14.2. Comparative Analysis of Major Players (Danone Group, Nestle, Kraft Heinz, Nutrimental, Promasidor, Baby Grubz, August Secrets and Plum)

14.2.1. Strengths and Weaknesses of Major Players
14.2.2. Marketing Mix of Nigeria Baby Food Market
14.2.3. Pricing Analysis of Major Baby Food Products in Nigeria
14.2.4. Success Factors for a New Entrant in Nigeria Baby Food Market

14.3. Company Profiles of Nestle, , Friesland Campina, Danone Group, Nutrimental, Abbott Laboratories Promasidor and Kraft Heinz)

14.3.1. Nestle SA

Product Profile of Cerelac
Product Profile of Nido
Product Profile of Nan
Product Profile of Lactogen
Product Profile of Gerber

14.3.2. Friesland Campina

Product Profile of Friesland Campina

14.3.3. Danone Group

Product Profile of Aptamil
Product Profile of Bledine
Product Profile of Cow & Gate
Product Profile of Milupa

14.3.4. Nutrimental S.A.

Product Profile of Nutrilon
Product Profile of Nutribom
Product Profile of Nutrilac

14.3.5. Abbott Laboratories Inc.

Product Profile of Similac
Product Profile of Pediasure
Product Profile of Isomil

14.3.6. Promasidor Nigeria Limited

Product Profile of Promasidor nigeria

14.3.7. Kraft Heinz

Product Profile of Kraft Heinz

14.4. Company Profiles of Other Companies (Plum Organics, August Secrets, Baby Grubz and Tiger)

15. Nigeria Baby Food Market Future Outlook and Projections, 2018-2023(E)

15.1. By Food Category (Milk Formula, Dried Baby Food, Prepared Baby Food and Other Baby Food), 2023E

15.1.1. By Type of Dried Baby Foods (Cereal Based and Others -Meat/Fish, Fruits & Vegetable and Nuts), 2018-2023E
15.1.2. By Type of Milk Formula (Growing-up Milk Formula, Follow-on Milk Formula, Standard Milk Powdered Formula and Special Baby Milk Formula), 2018-2023E

15.2. By Product Ingredients (Inorganic and Organic Baby Food), 2018- 2023E
15.3. By Regions (South West, South East, South South, North Central, North West, North East), 2018-2023E
15.4. By Channel of Distribution (Independent Small Grocers, Supermarkets and Internet Retailing) on the basis of Retail Sales in NGN Billion, 2018-2023

16. Analyst Recommendations in Nigeria Baby Food Market

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