THE arrival of a baby often shifts a family's purchasing priorities as parents strive to provide the best in quality for their little one. From organic cotton to infant-specific skincare that caters to a newborn's skin, the market is flooded with baby products that are made better.
It is no surprise, therefore, that the global baby products market is expecting a robust growth, with Asia-Pacific contributing to the majority of the boom. According to a February report by market research and consulting company Grand View Research, the global baby products market stood at US$214.13bil (RM994bil) in 2021 and is expected to reach US$352.65bil (RM1.63tril) by 2030.
