Africa Dairy Products

Dairy products and alternatives in Kenya witnessed healthy value growth in 2025 whilst volume growth remained relatively flat. Inflation remains high, although lower than the peaks seen in 2022-23, and retail prices of dairy continued to rise in 2025. This can be attributed to the increase in raw ma ...

Dairy products and alternatives in Cameroon is expected to register modest current value growth in 2025, though volume growth is expected to more muted. Powder milk continues to be Cameroon’s most popular dairy product. It is a staple and is added to hot drinks, such as malt-based or chocolate drink ...

Dairy products and alternatives in Algeria in 2025 is expected to register moderate current value growth, in what is a sizeable industry. Algeria is one of the leading consumers of milk in North Africa, with the government subsidising the retail price of fresh milk, as it is seen as a key staple and ...

Value sales of dairy products and alternatives are set to rise in Egypt in 2025, primarily driven by significant price increases across various categories. Several key factors have contributed to this upward pressure on prices, notably the rising cost of essential raw materials such as milk, which h ...

Dairy Products and Alternatives in Ethiopia In 2024, inflation remained high in Ethiopia, boosting current value sales of dairy products but hindering retail volume growth, which was modest overall. Packaged butter and spreads experienced marginal decline, as many opted for lower-priced unpackaged b ...

Dairy Products and Alternatives in Côte d'Ivoire Although Côte d’Ivoire’s birth rate has been dropping for many years, it remains high by global standards, with an average fertility rate of four children per female ensuring a large potential consumer base for baby food. As disposable income levels r ...

Dairy Products and Alternatives in Angola In 2024, all categories of dairy products and alternatives in Angola continue to face obstacles amid inflationary pressures on production, transportation and product prices. Nonetheless, still high birth rates, population growth, urbanisation, modern retaili ...

Dairy Products and Alternatives in Ghana Demand for dairy is growing among low socioeconomic groups thanks to its healthy image, despite the rising cost of living. Independent small grocers continue to characterise the distribution of dairy as modern retailing remains in its infancy, especially in u ...

Dairy Products and Alternatives in Nigeria Dairy products and alternatives experience an overall decline in volume terms in 2023 as challenging economic conditions limit consumer spending power. In particular, high inflation driven by depreciation of the local currency, increasing fuel costs, and a ...

Dairy Products and Alternatives in Morocco Following a robust economic rebound in 2021, Morocco's economic performance in 2022 took a downturn, registering marginal growth. This decline was largely attributed to unfavourable economic conditions, particularly impacting the agricultural sector due to ...

Dairy Products and Alternatives in Ethiopia Ethiopia is experiencing a growing demand for dairy products. However, as a developing country, a large part of the residents do not have access to dairy products. While the industry has recovered from the pandemic in 2023, it now faces a fresh set of chal ...