“Milk is an essential part of daily diet and provides with vital nutrients. Milk is consumed by abundant population globally owing to its nutritional and health benefits. In modern era, owing to the busy lifestyle the demand for packaged dairy products has gone high. Milk and cheese are the dominant categories in the packaged dairy products industry.
Asia Pacific packaged dairy products market exhibits higher growth than the mature markets of Europe and North America owing to rapid urbanisation rate in the emerging economies of China and India. Rapid urbanisation, higher disposable incomes and busy work life has led to millions of Chinese and Indians to adapt to western dietary patterns. This has increased the consumption of cheese and packaged milk. Most of the Asia-Pacific dairy market is unorganized and global players such as Lactalis are eyeing to expand in the emerging markets such as India through acquisitions. Flavored milk & probiotic yoghurt exhibit high growth.
This report segments the Asia Pacific packaged dairy products market by type and by distribution channel with focus on the major dairy economies namely: China, Japan, India, Australia and South Korea. Packaged dairy products market covers major categories like cheese and milk and other categories like yoghurt, sour milk products, milk powder and butter. Delicacies containing milk or milk ingredients such as desserts and ice-creams are not considered under the scope of study. The report throws light on the major distribution channels such as supermarkets, hypermarkets, discounters, convenience stores, department stores and others.
The prominent players covered in this report are :
· Meiji Co Ltd
· Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Foundation Ltd
· China Mengniu Dairy Co Ltd ”
“1. APAC: Macroeconomic Snapshot
2. APAC Dairy Products Market Overview
2.1. Scope of Study
2.2. Definitions
3. Executive Summary
4. APAC Dairy Products Market Landscape
4.1. Market share Analysis
4.1.1. China
4.1.1.1. Inner Mongolia Yili Industrial Group Co Ltd leads the milk segment
4.1.2. Japan
4.1.2.1. Megamilk Snow Co Ltd dominates the cheese segment owing to wider product portfolio
4.1.3. India
4.1.3.1. Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF) leads the dairy market owing to popularity of its brand ‘AMUL’
4.1.4. Australia
4.1.4.1. Lion Pty Ltd takes over Fonterra as the leader in the cheese segment
4.1.5. South Korea
4.1.6. Others
4.2. Competitive Developments
4.2.1. Licensing, Mergers, Acquisitions , Joint Ventures , Collaborations and Treaties
4.2.1.1. Bright Food Group Co Ltd acquired Mundella Foods in 2014 to strengthen its presence in Australia
4.2.1.2. Lactalis Group acquired Tirumala Milk products in 2014
4.2.2. Companies focusing on new product launches and innovative packaging
4.2.3. Global players eyeing the largely unorganized Indian dairy market which is estimated to double by 2020
4.3. Consumer Insights
4.3.1. Chinese consumers showing keen interest in pasteurized spoonable yoghurt owing to health benefits of probiotic
4.3.2. Unprocessed cheese very popular among Japanese
4.3.3. Flavored milk and yoghurt exhibit strong growth owing to busy lifestyle of urban India
5. APAC Dairy Products Market – By Type
5.1. Introduction
5.2. Cheese
5.2.1. Processed Cheese
5.2.1.1. Rapid urbanisation to drive the growth of processed cheese consumption in the developing economies
5.2.2. Unprocessed Cheese
5.3. Milk
5.3.1. Plain Milk
5.3.2. Flavorerd Milk
5.3.2.1. Flavored milk and fortified milk exhibit great demand in the emerging and mature markets respectively
5.4. Butter
5.5. Sour Milk Products
5.5.1. Buttermilk
5.5.2. Kefir
5.5.3. Others
5.6. Yoghurt
5.6.1. Drinkable Yoghurt
5.6.2. Spoonable Yoghurt
5.6.2.1. Consumption to be driven by perceived health benefits in the probiotics segment
5.7. Milk Powder
5.7.1. Skimmed Milk Powder
5.7.2. Whole Milk Powder
5.7.3. Others
5.7.3.1. Whey Protein shows lot of promising growth
5.8. Others
6. APAC Dairy Products Market – By Distribution Channel
6.1. Supermarkets/Hypermarkets
6.1.1. Supermarkets and Hypermarkets form the major retail channel in mature markets of Australia, New Zealand, South Korea and Japan
6.2. Discounters
6.3. Convenience Stores
6.4. Department Stores
6.4.1. Specialized milk outlets such as’ Mother Dairy’ are highly popular in India
6.5. Others
6.5.1. Traditional small grocery retailers are the major retail channel in emerging and developing markets
7. APAC Dairy Products Market – By Country
7.1. Introduction
7.2. China
7.2.1. Rising disposable incomes fuels the demand for premium milk products
7.2.2. Effective marketing and rapid urbanization to drive the growth of cheese
7.3. Japan
7.3.1. Consumption of milk set to decrease owing to aging population
7.4. India
7.4.1. Rapid urbanisation to boost the consumption of packaged dairy products
7.4.2. Amul and the regional dairy brands dominate the market
7.5. Australia
7.6. South Korea
7.6.1. Probiotic yoghurt and fortified milk exhibiting more traction
7.7. Others
8. APAC Dairy Products Market – Company Profiles
8.1. Bongrain SA
8.2. Bright Dairy & Food Co Ltd
8.3. China Mengniu Dairy Co Ltd
8.4. Danone SA
8.5. Fonterra Co-operative Group Limited
8.6. Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd (GCMMF)
8.7. Meiji Co Ltd
8.8. Nestle SA
8.9. Yakult Honsha Co Ltd
8.10. Yili Group
“”*Financials would be provided on a best efforts basis for private companies””
9. Appendix
9.1. Abbreviations
9.2. Sources
9.3. Research Methodology
9.4. Disclaimer”
“8.1. Bongrain SA
8.2. Bright Dairy & Food Co Ltd
8.3. China Mengniu Dairy Co Ltd
8.4. Danone SA
8.5. Fonterra Co-operative Group Limited
8.6. Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd (GCMMF)
8.7. Meiji Co Ltd
8.8. Nestle SA
8.9. Yakult Honsha Co Ltd
8.10. Yili Group”
