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The U.S infant and Kids Probiotics Market- Growth, Trends, COVID-19 impact and Forecast (2021-2025)

The U.S Infant and Kids Probiotics Market are segmented by Age group (Baby/Infant and Kids); Form (Liquid, Powder, Chewable and Others); Distribution Channel (Retail Pharmacies/Drug Stores, Departmental Stores, Supermarket/Hypermarket and E-commerce).

Introduction
  • Probiotics are the live bacteria and yeasts, which are considered good for the human digestive system. These bacteria are regarded beneficial for kids health since they help colonize the gut.


  • The major factors driving the market growth include increasing millennial parent’s population, changing consumer behavior and preference towards healthier options. On the other hand, lack of awareness among consumers regarding the effectiveness of infant probiotics are obstructing the growth of the market.


  • The COVID-19 pandemic has severely impacted healthcare industry. But the demand for infant probiotic products are likely to increase during this pandemic period. These are used as nutritional option in the diet of kids in order prevent kids from this life killing virus.

Table of Contents
  1. Executive Summary

  2. Scope of the report

  3. Research Methodology

  4. Executive Summary

  5. Introduction

5.1 Parent Market/ TAM

5.2 Market Outline

5.3 Market Segmentation


   6. Five Force analysis

   7. Market Sizing

   8. Market segmentation

   9. Geographical Landscape


9.1 U.S


  10. Growth drivers


10.1 Growth in prevalence for healthier food options for infants and kids

10.2 Increasing demand from millennial parent’s population


  11. Key Market Trends

  12. Impact of Covid-19

  13. Challenges

  14. Customer Insights analysis

  15. Major Market Players


15.1 Gerber Products Company

15.2 BioGaia

15.3 Metagenics

15.4 i-Health

15.5 Church & Dwight Co

15.6 LoveBug Nutrition

15.7 FIT-Bioceuticals

15.8 NOW Foods


  16. Recent Developments

  17. Future Scope

  18. Strategic Recommendations

Market Overview
  • U.S infant and kids probiotics market is expected to have incremental growth of $62.4 million during 2020-2025

  • Growth momentum is expected to accelerate during the forecast period with an 8.41% CAGR.

  • As liquid probiotics are more effective on an infant’s immune and digestive system, this segment is expected to remain as a largest segment during the forecast period

  • An E-commerce distribution channel is expected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period.

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Key Trends
  • The penetration of infant and kids probiotics through online sales channels and e-commerce platforms is expected to create potential revenue opportunities.

  • Increasing R&D investment for innovating probiotic products will also support market growth.

Key Market Players
  • Some of the key players in the market are Gerber Products Company, BioGaia, Metagenics, i-Health, Church & Dwight Co., LoveBug Nutrition.

  • Prominent companies are adopting various business strategies, such as partnerships and mergers & acquisitions, strengthening their market presence. In addition, increasing R&D costs in this area by key companies is expected to increase their market shares.

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Growth Drivers and Challenges
  • Growth in prevalence for healthier food options for infants and kids is the main driving factor of the market.

  • Increasing demand from the millennial parent population is also a driving factor for the market growth.

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