Breast milk was the primary source of nutrition for infants and young children before the introduction of breast milk substitutes. Proper breastfeeding can boost the immunity of infants and young children while promoting their growth and development. Breastfeeding is highly crucial until the age of two years in infants. However, with the increasing popularity of breast milk substitutes, breastfeeding rates have declined in most of the developed countries. As per a report published on the UN child protection unit by UNICEF, more than 800,000 infant deaths can be prevented globally by breastfeeding. The report also says that the world’s richest countries had the lowest breastfeeding rates. Among the high-income countries, more than one in five babies have never been breastfed, whereas in the low- and middleincome countries, 1 in 25 babies have never been breastfed. The lower breastfeeding rates have led to the high demand for infant milk solutions, especially in the developed nations.

1 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

2 RESEARCH OBJECTIVES

3 RESEARCH PROCESS

4 REPORT COVERAGE

5 REPORT ASSUMPTIONS & CAVEATS

6 MARKET AT A GLANCE

7 INTRODUCTION

8 MARKET DYNAMICS

9 VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS

10 GLOBAL GOAT MILK PRODUCT MARKET

11 GLOBAL GOAT MILK POWDER MARKET

12 BY PRODUCT TYPE

13 BY END PRODUCTS

14 BY DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL

15 BY GEOGRAPHY

16 APAC

17 EUROPE

18 NORTH AMERICA

19 LATIN AMERICA

20 MIDDLE-EAST & AFRICA

21 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

22 KEY COMPANY PROFILES

23 OTHER PROMINENT VENDORS

24 REPORT SUMMARY

25 APPENDIX