PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1627811
PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1627811
The Indonesian baby care products market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.27% from US$1.925 billion in 2025 to US$2.490 billion in 2030.
The Indonesia baby care products market growth is attributed to the rising awareness of infant health and a healthy diet, along with increasing economic affluence in the country. Baby care products include baby food, and body care products such as toiletries and diapers, shampoos, lotions, oils, wipes, and many others. These products are preferred for the sake of hygiene and to avoid any sort of infection spreading to a child. The increasing awareness of such products is boosting the demand for the. The promotion of various baby products by key market players is one of the factors creating awareness among consumers in Indonesia.
Moreover, Indonesia's baby care products market is estimated to grow at an exponential rate. The burgeoning middle class and rising disposable incomes are driving the Indonesian baby care products industry, resulting in higher expenditure on baby skincare, cleanliness, and health products. Parents' increased knowledge of the importance of safe and natural components drives demand for organic and environmentally friendly solutions. The expansion of contemporary retail channels, such as supermarkets and e-commerce platforms, increases customer accessibility and choice, accelerating market development. These factors collectively represent changing consumer choices and socioeconomic trends, influencing the landscape of the Indonesian baby care products market.
Indonesian baby care products market drivers
Rising urbanization and growing birth rate are prime factors influencing the demand for baby care products. According to the World Bank, Indonesia have about 58% of the urban population in 2022, which was about 57% less in the year 2020. Moreover, the nation has a total fertility rate of 2.2 births per woman, in 2021. Another important factor attributing to the growing trajectory of baby care products is the rising female workforce participation rate. According to the International Labour Organization (ILO), about 54% of women were part of the labor force in 2021. Increasing urbanization in a growing women workforce country with a steady population growth rate is boosting the adoption of ready-to-use baby products.
Further, improved disposable income is another important factor. Indonesia had a strong GDP of about US$1.32 trillion in 2022, with a per capita GDP growth of about 4.6%. In addition, the rising adoption of E-commerce and the growing influence of Western culture are additional factors boosting the demand for baby care products during the forecast period.
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