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Nestlé, the world’s largest food and beverage company, leads baby food globally and ranks third in dairy, in which it is the number one player in powder milk and coffee whiteners. The company is driving growth through nutrition and reformulation, as can be seen in its sugar and fat reduction efforts with Cerelac and Ninho Adulto, and via the roll-out of its Nan Sinergity formula, which contains probiotics and six HMOs. Enhanced functionality is a primary focus, as part of its wider strategy to m
Danone continues to be the leading company in dairy products and alternatives globally, with a particular focus on yoghurt and milk formula. Sales continued to grow for Danone in 2025, with share losses in recent years having been influenced by the company’s withdrawal from the Russian market as well as the divestment of its premium organic dairy business in the US. Danone continues to place an emphasis on high-protein products as well as those fortified with nutrients promoting good gut health.
European dairy cooperative Arla Foods is an international company owned by more than 7,600 farmers from Denmark, Sweden, the UK, Germany and the Benelux countries. Currently the number one dairy player in Sweden, Denmark and the UK, Arla is set to expand its reach through a planned merger with DMK Group, Germany’s largest milk cooperative. Arla is also looking to acquire the dairy assets of Egypt-based Domty.
FrieslandCampina has achieved sustained value growth despite challenging economic conditions in the dairy landscape, showcasing resilience through innovative initiatives across its streamlined business groups. Drinking milk and yoghurt have performed strongly, driven by a surge in general wellness and everyday nutrition. The company remains dedicated to strategic investments in its robust brand portfolio and is focused on enhancing its value proposition to maintain market share.
Yili is the fourth largest dairy player in the world, with the majority of sales in China, also with presence in Asia Pacific countries such as Singapore, Uzbekistan, etc. The company has experienced steady growth in recent years. Key drivers include increased product penetration achieved through effective distribution, particularly in lower-tier Chinese cities, as well as successful mergers and acquisitions, such as the goat milk formula specialist Ausnutria.
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