San Francisco, CA -- (SBWire) -- 05/03/2018 --This report on the global Middle East and Africa Infant Nutrition market is a comprehensive market intelligence study that brings forth the lucrativeness of the said market. Beginning with an executive summary that comprise a snapshot of how the demand for Middle East and Africa infant nutrition has evolved over the recent past and where is it headed to in the future, the report delves into the analysis of various market dynamics, such as opportunities, trends, challenges, and drivers. A detailed overview of the said market with the analysis of porter's five forces has been provided in a bid to present a concise and clear landscape of the market vendors to the readers. The market intelligence study also points at mergers, important conglomerates, numerous research and development activities, acquisitions, and corroborations.
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The world market for Middle East and Africa infant nutrition is anticipated to rise at a robust CAGR and is anticipated to attain a significant market valuation by the end of the period of forecast.
Middle East and Africa Infant Nutrition Market: Trends and Opportunities
The MENA infant milk formula market is expected to display remarkable growth over the period of forecast, due to the rising nutritional concerns in case of infants. The increase in the number of working women is one of the major factors that are driving the growth of the MENA market for infant nutrition at present. Factors such as increasing disposable income of the consumers and the rapid economic development in the MENA region are also propelling the growth of the infant nutrition market in the region.
Middle East and Africa Infant Nutrition Market: Market Potential
The market participants are expected to gain new opportunities as there has been an increased emphasis on spending more on the research and development activities by many of the infant nutrition making companies thereby is expected to drive further growth of the international market for Middle East and Africa infant nutrition. Furthermore, many of the market participants are anticipated to make a foray into the emerging economies that are yet to be explored and tapped so as to find new opportunities.
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Middle East and Africa Infant Nutrition Market: Regional Analysis
Taking regional segmentations into consideration, the world market for Middle East and Africa infant nutrition has been categorized into geographies of GCC countries such as Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), Bahrain, Egypt, Yemen, Jordan, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Morocco, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Algeria, Lebanon, Tunisia, Iraq, and Rest of Middle East and Africa.
Middle East and Africa Infant Nutrition Market: Competitive Landscape
A few leading market players that are operating in the world market comprise eminent names such as Nestlé S.A., Groupe Danone, Beingmate Baby & Child Food Co. Ltd Pfizer Inc., Abbott Nutrition, Mead Johnson Nutrition, FrieslandCampina, Meiji Holdings Co. Ltd, Beingmate Baby & Child Food Co. Ltd, The Kraft Heinz Company, Synutra International, Inc., and Pfizer Inc.
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Middle East and Africa Infant Nutrition Market Forecast by 2025
The MENA infant milk formula market is expected to display remarkable growth over the period of forecast, due to the rising nutritional concerns in case of infants. The increase in the number of working women is one of the major factors that are driving the growth of the MENA market for infant nutrition at present.