North America Baby Finger Food Market to Garner $ 10,044.73 Mn by 2027 at 7.2% CAGR: Business Market Insights

The baby finger food market in North America is expected to reach US$ 10,044.73 million by 2027 from US$ 5,775.80 million in 2019; it is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.2% from 2020 to 2027.

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Finger foods are defined as small food pieces, which could behold, and eaten by infants and babies of age group 6-12 months. Such kind of food products are known for their nutritional values and convenience in consumption. These include fruit flavoured sweet finger food along with the savoury forms such as puffs, breadsticks, biscuits, wafers and others and fruits and vegetable based finger foods. Baby finger food is available in various flavors and both solid and liquid forms. Latest technological innovation has allowed manufactures to push the limits of baby food, into finger foods. The change in working demographics along with adoption of modern lifestyles and an increase in disposable income have resulted in an increase in demand for baby finger food.
Growing demand for organic and natural baby finger food is the key factor driving the North America baby finger food market. Organic baby finger foods are such baby foods which are prepared from such fruits and vegetables which are being cultivated without the use of artificial fertilizers or harmful chemicals. Organic and natural form of baby finger food has started gaining traction in the wake of alarming health issues and rising focus on healthy living. The organically grown baby finger food is capable of better retaining essential nutrients. Rising use of organically grown fruits and vegetables in preparation of baby finger is expected to promote the growth of the market. Companies such as The Hain Celestial Group, Inc., and other companies distribute organic baby finger food worldwide. Apart from the rise in population demanding healthier food options, rising disposable income has fuelled the demand for organic baby finger food. Moreover, there is growing demand of baby finger food in emerging economies. Baby finger food are being used in developing countries, as many companies such as The Hain Celestial Group, Inc., and others have their product in these countries. Modern-day time constraints have reduced the use of homemade baby finger food in both developed and developing nations. US and Canada hold a significant share of the North America baby finger food market. The baby finger food market is getting a big boost from the increasing awareness about the role it plays in meeting infants' and toddlers' nutritional needs. The baby finger food industry's significant challenges are low birth rates, static market conditions in developed countries, and milk intolerance in babies. However, the growth opportunities for the baby finger food market is rising across developing economies owing to increasing focus towards baby health and nutrition and expanding disposable income. There is a mostly untapped market in developing economies, and as evolving food technology and new product developments are anticipated to attract more customers in the future.

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Company Profiles:
• Hero Group
• Little Dish
• Nestlé SA
• Kraft-Heinz, Inc.
• The Hain Celestial Group, Inc.
• Lotus Bakeries Corporate

Key Market Segments:
The market for baby finger food is segmented into product type and distribution channel. On the basis of product type, the baby finger food market is categorized into prepared, dried, and others. In 2019, the prepared segment dominated the market of the total market share and is projected to continue its dominance over the forecast period. Based on distribution channel, the baby finger food market is categorized into hypermarket and supermarket, convenience stores, online and others. In 2019, the online segment is expected to be the fastest growing segment over the forecast period.

North America Baby Finger Food market- By Product Type:
1. Prepared
2. Dried
3. Others

North America Baby Finger Food market- By Distribution Channel
• Hypermarket and Supermarket
• Convenience Stores
• Online
• Others

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