According to FutureWise analysis the market for breast milk substitutes in 2023 is US$ 20.19 billion, and is expected to reach US$ 42.4 billion by 2031 at a CAGR of 9.70%.
Infant formula is available if breastfeeding is not an option. Infant formulas made from cow's milk, rice, or soy can be used as a supplement to breast milk or as a sole source of nutrition before solid foods are introduced. To ensure the baby's survival, growth, and health, infant formula is often fortified with nutrients that are optimized for toddlers and babies, such as Iron. Parents are increasingly turning to plant-based milk substitutes because of infant allergies, an increase in vegan diets over recent years, and their perceived nutritional benefits. Cow milk-based formulae remain the preferred alternative when breast milk is unavailable. The most popular plant-based options are rice-based and soy-based formulas.In the past, soy formulae were associated with nutritional deficiencies in infants. However, they have been supplemented with essential vitamins, minerals, and amino acids. There are other questions regarding the nutritional effects of soy-based formulae, such as hormonal effects. However, research doesn't support these results. As an allergen in infants, soy is also common.Hydrolyzed hypoallergenic rice-based formulae have been created. They are also fortified with the necessary nutritional supplements. Rice is one of the less allergenic options. Rice milk formulae should not be used as a substitute for breast milk or cow's milk formula. You can consult your pediatrician for more information on choosing formulas for infants. A substitute substance is any substance that looks like milk. It can be used in the exact same way as milk. These substances can be referred to as non-dairy beverages, nut milk, grain milk, legume milk, mock milk, and alternative milk. Adults have two options for milk substitutes: plant milk which are liquids made from plant material and coffee creamers which are synthetic products designed to replace milk in espresso. Breast milk can be replaced with infant formula made from cow's milk, or alternative plant-based products such as soybean. There are many reasons why humans may consume dairy milk, such as tradition, availability, nutritional value, and vitamins like calcium and B 12. Plant-sourced alternatives to dairy milk might be expected to meet these standards, although there are no legal requirements. Infant formula made from cow's milk or soy is often fortified with iron and other nutritional nutrients. Fortified milk substitutes contain a similar amount of calcium to cow's milk. However, they tend to be lower in essential vitamins B12 as well as minerals like iron and iodine. On average, legume milk has the same protein and energy as cow's milk. Seed milk, tree nuts milk, and grain milk fall behind in this category.
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