(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, December 06, 2017 ) "Baby Nutrition Insights: Issue 31", is an analytical report by Publisher which provides extensive and highly detailed information on the key markets in the Baby Food industry.
This quarterly issue provides a review of news and analysis for the infant nutrition industry, covering the January-March 2017 period. Market News includes: in Colombia and Cuba, maternity leave provision is being increased; in the US, sales of organic baby food increased by 22% in 2016; A2 Platinum is continuing to take share from Bellamy's in Australia; oversupply of imported infant formula has pushed down prices in China, but increased birth numbers augur well for the future; Danone has launched its Aptamil infant formula range in India; Mead Johnson and Nestlé experience different fortunes in the Philippines; in France, Vitagermine's Babybio brand holds 3.2% of the total baby food market; in the Netherlands cereals, meals in jars and infant formula powder have declined, while gains sweet meals in pouches and biscuits have gained; in Spain Nestlé has added multi-grain evening ready-to-feed cereal; Annabel Karmel is extending its activity into Kuwait and the UAE; Hipp launches its baby toasts in Turkey. In Company News, this issue provides financial results for multinational and local players, reports on production expansion in the infant formula sector, and an insight into new joint ventures and partnerships, as well as merger and acquisition activity, including the acquisition of Mead Johnson by Reckitt Benckiser.
In Brazil, according to a recent survey by IGGE, the diets of most toddlers are inadequate. The survey found that 60% of infants under the age of two years are already consuming sweets, and 30% are overweight. Fruit and vegetables are not widely included in their diets. - Canada: Loblaw is recalling some of its private label PC Organic Biologique apple, blueberry & green pea strained baby food in 128ml pouches as there is a risk that it may be contaminated with Clostridium botulinum. - The government of Cambodia has banned the sale of breast milk abroad. There had been a booming trade in exporting breast milk to the USA, with Cambodian mothers paid US$ per day. - Japan: Pigeon has launched ice cream mixes for babies aged 12 months+ under the Baby's Petit Ice brand. Two variants are available: milk & vanilla and apple & carrot. - Netherlands: Sales of the various baby food sectors showed mixed fortunes in 2016, with strong declines in cereals, meals in jars and infant formula powder, but gains for more modern products such as sweet meals in pouches and biscuits.
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Companies Mentioned: The a2 Milk Company ARX Equity Abbott Laboratories Annabel Karmel Atlantic Grupa DD Ausnutria Holding Co Limited Before Brands Bega Cheese Limited Beingmate Baby & Child Food Co Bellamy's Organic BioNascent Biostime International Holdings Limited Blackmores Limited Blue Lake Dairy Company Bright Food (Group) Co Ltd Bubs Australia Limited Campbell Soup Company China Huishan Dairy Holding Koninklijke DSM NV Danone Detskiy Mir Feihe International Inc Fonterra Co-Operative Group Limited Royal FrieslandCampina NV Ganeden Hillcrest Litigation Services Limited Hochdorf Holding Limited The Infant Food Holding Co Pty Limited Inner Mongolia Yili Industrial Group Company Limited Kalbe Farma Tbk PT KraftHeinz Laboratoires Gilbert Mead Johnson Nutrition Company Meiji Holdings Co Limited China Mengniu Dairy Company Limited Mlekpol Nestlé SA Once Upon a Farm LLC PepsiCo Inc Perrigo Company plc Piccolo Pigeon Corporation Podravka dd Pure Spoon Smileat Synutra International Inc Vitagermine Yabais Yooji Inquire for Report at http://www.reportsweb.com/inquiry&RW0001817706/buying
