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市場調査レポート
商品コード
1005639
インドのペットフード市場-成長、動向、COVID-19の影響、および予測(2022~2027年)India Pet Food Market - Growth, Trends, COVID-19 Impact, and Forecasts (2022 - 2027) |
インドのペットフード市場-成長、動向、COVID-19の影響、および予測(2022~2027年) |
出版日: 2022年01月17日
発行: Mordor Intelligence Pvt Ltd
ページ情報: 英文 80 Pages
納期: 2~3営業日
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インドのペットフードの市場規模は、予測期間(2021~2026年)中に13.7%のCAGRで拡大するとみられています。 Covid-19パンデミックは、インドのペットフード市場に大きな影響を及ぼしました。ペットの感染に対する免疫に関する誤った情報が蔓延しているため、一部の人々はペットを捨て始めました。これにより、ペットフード業界は噂を払拭するための特別な意識向上キャンペーンを開始しました。ペットオーナーの間でペットフードのパニック買いが原因で、大きな需給ギャップがありました。 ペットフード業界は、サプライチェーンの混乱と不十分なロジスティックサービスのために需要に応えることができません。
ペットを飼い、世話をするという概念は、インドでは非常に都会的な現象です。したがって、市場の成長は主に都市化のペースに依存しています。過去20年間のインフラの変化は、非常に前向きで急速な動きを示しています。インドの消費者によるペットへの浪費が行き詰まると、次第にペットのヒト化が進み過敏な反応を見せるようになり、子の動向はペット採用率の急激な上昇により非常に顕著になっています。したがって、ペットの健康と栄養への関心の高まりは、市場の成長の背後にある重要な推進力として機能しています。
当レポートでは、インドのペットフード市場について調査し、市場の概要とともに、製品別、動物タイプ別、販売チャネル別動向、および市場に参入する企業のプロファイルなどを提供しています。The Indian pet food market is projected to register a CAGR of 13.5% during the forecast period (2021-2026). The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a major impact on the pet food market in India. Due to the rampant spread of misinformation on pets' immunity to infection, some people started to abandon their pets. This made the pet food industries launch certain awareness campaigns to dispel the rumors. There were a huge supply and demand gap due to panic buying of pet food among pet parents. The pet food industries are unable to cater to the demand due to disruptions in the supply chain and poor logistic services. The concept of owning pets and taking care of them is a very urban phenomenon in India. Therefore, the growth of the market is mainly dependent on the pace of urbanization; the infrastructure changes of the past two decades signal a very positive and rapid movement here. The initial impasse of the Indian consumers' overspending on pets is slowly giving way to the feeling of pet humanization and sensitization, trends well demonstrated by the rapid rise in adoption rates. Therefore, increasing concern for pet health and nutrition is a significant driver behind the market's growth.
Over the years, different types of pets have been considered as family, but the notion of treating pets like people, which is being called the "humanization" of pets, is driving the pet food industry in India. With growing income, urbanization, and increasing health awareness, pet owners are shifting to premium and natural foods that are free of genetically modified organisms, artificial colors, and flavors and aid in promoting the good health of pets. In order to utilize this situation, many companies are releasing food with high-quality proteins and vitamins, which help in maintaining healthy skin, digestive health, etc. Indians welcoming pets supported by the humanization of pets is fueling the growth of the pet food industry in India.
Dogs adapt traditional eating habits, such as meat, non-meat scraps, leftovers of human existence, etc. However, these unhygienic foods lead to an allergic reaction in pets. Health concerns for animals and pet humanization have created an opportunity for pet food. The dog is an omnivore. The primary raw materials used in dog feed are feed-grade ingredients and additives. Commercial dog food comes in dry form or a wet canned form. The difference between the two types is the moisture content. Dry dog pet food contains 6-10% moisture by volume, as compared to 60-90% in canned food. Dry dog pet food is the most significant and fastest-growing segment, mainly due to the convenience of storage and low price.
The Indian pet food market is a consolidated type dominated by major players. Mars International continues to lead the cat food segment. Its flagship brand Whiskas continued to enjoy high levels of popularity among existing consumers and new consumers, who were shifting from home-cooked food to packaged cat food. Mars International was followed by Royal Canin, which competes with a premium positioning. Demand for Pedigree and Royal Canin is primarily supported by the strong consumer base and extensive distribution networks.