Spain Baby Food Market Share, Size, Emerging Trends, Growth, Future Outlook by Radiant Insights

Spain Baby Food Market Emerging Trends, Market Profile,
Strategic Insights and Future Outlook by Radiant Insights
Summary
After a period of strong growth until 2009, the market for baby food in Spain began to decline, due to the
combination of a lower number of births and the onset of an economic crisis, which caused spending to be
reduced. In terms of volume, the market has fallen by 19.5% since 2009. In per capita expenditure terms, wet
meals and milks were the only sectors which had witnessed any growth- albeit marginal - between 2005 and 2015,
indicating the willingness of consumers to spend more on products such as liquid milk and convenient wet meals.
Despite the overall depressed nature of the market, manufacturers have continued to try to stimulate sales and
several new ranges and products have been launched.
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Key Findings
- After peaking in 2009, the number of live births has fallen over the last five years, and this factor, allied to the
country's economic crisis, saw volume and value sales fall by 12.9% in 2015, while volume sales declined by 19.5%
- Baby milks account for 55.4% of value sales of baby food, well ahead of wet meals (27.5%) and cereals (16.8%).
- The Spanish baby food market is dominated by two manufacturers, Nestlé and Hero, which together accounted
for over 70% of volume sales in 2015.
- Prospects for the Spanish baby food market over the next few years are relatively bleak. Over the whole period
from 2015 up to 2021, there is expected to be a fall of 11.4% in the total market
Synopsis
“Baby Food in Spain” is an analytical report by Canadean which provides extensive and highly detailed current and
future market trends in the Spain market.
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- Consumption data based upon a unique combination of industry research, fieldwork, market sizing work and our
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