The Saudi Arabia Camel Milk Market is expected to grow at a CAGR of XX% during the forecast period. Camel is a national animal of Saudi Arabia. The current population of camels in Saudi Arab and UAE is approx 15 million declared by the Arab Organization for Agricultural Development (AOAD).
Recently, camel dairy culture has emerged as a substitute for conventional dairy farming in Saudi Arabia, as this needs a huge supply of water and electricity to take care of cattle. If Compared with a buffalo and cow milk, camel milk is believed more alimental in quality as it has a greater quantity of vitamin C, sodium, iron, potassium, copper, magnesium, manganese and lactoferrin helps in safeguard human metabolism from bacteria viral infections effectively.
Increasing the ampleness of the camel population in dairy, government initiatives and also in the livestock business with acceptance by the consumers is a prime factor drives the market growth of camel milk dairy products in Saudi Arabia. Along with, rising health consciousness notably Saudi Arabia accumulated the demand for camel milk-based dairy products in the country. Camel milk products pulls the attention surprisingly among lactose-intolerant and diabetic patient as it consists of a small quantity of lactose and a greater volume of insulin that is inevitable for balancing type 1 diabetes.
Some of the major companies in the Saudi Arabia camel milk dairy products market, include Camelicious, Almarai, Al Rawabi Dairy Company, Desert Farms, Al Ain Farms, Camel Milk Victoria, Camel Milk Co., Camel Dairy Farm Smits, Vital Camel Milk, Tivisky Dairy and others.
The Saudi Arabia Camel Milk Dairy Products Market has been segmented on the basis of product type, distribution channel, packaging, and regions. Based on Product type, the market is segmented into Cheese, Ghee, Yogurt, Milk powder, Flavoured milk, Pasteurized milk, Laban, Ice cream, Infant formula, Buttermilk, cottage cheese & Others. On the basis of packaging type, the market is categorized into Cans, Bottles, Cartons, and Jars. Based on distribution channel the market is segmented into Supermarkets, Hypermarkets, Online Stores, Specialty Stores, Convenience Stores, and Others. Based on regions, the market is categorized into Eastern, Western, Southern, and Central.
Markets Covered
By Product Type
• Cheese
• Ghee
• Yogurt
• Milk Powder
• Flavoured Milk
• Pasteurized Milk
• Laban
• Ice cream
• Infant Formula
• Buttermilk
• Cottage Cheese
• Others
By Packaging Type
• Cans
• Bottles
• Cartons
• Jars
By Distribution Channel
• Supermarkets
• Hypermarkets
• Online Stores
• Specialty Stores
• Convenience Stores
• Others
By Regions
• Eastern
• Western
• Southern
• Central
1. Introduction
1.1. Objectives Of The Study
1.2. Market Scope
1.2.1. Market Covered
1.2.2. Years Considered For The Study
1.3. Market Definition
1.4. Currency
1.5. Limitations
1.6. Stakeholders
2. Research Methodology
2.1. Research Design
2.1.1. Research Methodlogy Snapshot
2.1.2. Secondary Data
2.1.3. Key Data From Secondary Sources
2.1.4. Primary Data
2.1.5. Key Data From Primary Sources
2.2. Market Size Estimation
2.3. Market Breakdown And Data Triangulationmarket
2.4. Market Share Estimation
2.5. Assumptions For The Study
3. Executive Summary
4. Premium Insight
4.1. Imports, Exports, And Duties
4.2. Project Pipeline
5. Industry Insights
5.1. Value Chain
5.2. Regulatory Landscape
5.3. Key Pipeline Products
5.4. Public-private Initiatives
5.5. Funding
6. Market Dynamics
6.1. Introduction
6.2. Market Dynamics
6.2.1. Drivers
6.2.2. Restraints
6.2.3. Opportunities
6.2.4. Challenges
7. By Product Type
7.1. Cheese
7.2. Ghee
7.3. Yogurt
7.4. Milk Powder
7.5. Flavoured Milk
7.6. Pasteurized Milk
7.7. Laban
7.8. Ice Cream
7.9. Infant Formula
7.10. Buttermilk
7.11. Cottage Cheese
7.12. Others
8. By Packaging Type
8.1. Cans
8.2. Bottles
8.3. Cartons
8.4. Jars
9. By Purchase Mode
9.1. Offline
9.2. Online
10. By Distribution Channel
10.1. Supermarkets
10.2. Hypermarkets
10.3. Online Stores
10.4. Specialty Stores
10.5. Convenience Stores
10.6. Others
11. By Regions
11.1. Eastern
11.2. Western
11.3. Southern
11.4. Central
12. Competitive Landscape
12.1. Competitive Landscape And Trends.
12.2. Agreements, Partnerships, And Collaborations
12.3. Product Launches And Approvals
12.4. Acquisitions
12.5. Expansions
13. Company Profile
13.1. Camelicious
13.1.1. Overview
13.1.2. Revenue Analysis
13.1.3. Product Portfolio
13.1.4. Recent Development
13.2. Almarai
13.2.1. Overview
13.2.2. Revenue Analysis
13.2.3. Product Portfolio
13.2.4. Recent Development
13.3. Al Rawabi Dairy Company
13.3.1. Overview
13.3.2. Revenue Analysis
13.3.3. Product Portfolio
13.3.4. Recent Development
13.4. Desert Farms
13.4.1. Overview
13.4.2. Revenue Analysis
13.4.3. Product Portfolio
13.4.4. Recent Development
13.5. Al Ain Farms
13.5.1. Overview
13.5.2. Revenue Analysis
13.5.3. Product Portfolio
13.5.4. Recent Development
13.6. Camel Milk Victoria
13.6.1. Overview
13.6.2. Revenue Analysis
13.6.3. Product Portfolio
13.6.4. Recent Development
13.7. Camel Milk Co
13.7.1. Overview
13.7.2. Revenue Analysis
13.7.3. Product Portfolio
13.7.4. Recent Development
13.8. Camel Dairy Farm Smits
13.8.1. Overview
13.8.2. Revenue Analysis
13.8.3. Product Portfolio
13.8.4. Recent Development
13.9. Vital Camel Milk
13.9.1. Overview
13.9.2. Revenue Analysis
13.9.3. Product Portfolio
13.9.4. Recent Development
13.10. Tivisky Dairy
13.10.1. Overview
13.10.2. Revenue Analysis
13.10.3. Product Portfolio
13.10.4. Recent Development
14. Swot And Analysis
15. Conclusion
16. About Us
17. Related Reports
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