UHT milk market in South Africa expected to grow significantly by US $ 1,185.3 million in 2019 – thebusinesstactics.com

According to a new market report published by Persistence Market Research "South African UHT Milk Market Study: Increasing Market Share of Semi-Skimmed UHT Milk by 2019", the Milk Market South African UHT is expected to grow 11.2% between 2014 and 2019, reaching $ 1185.3 million in 2019.

South Africa is a major consumer country of dairy products in the African region where liquid milk represents about 60% of the total consumption of dairy products. The country's pasteurized milk market is in decline, while the UHT milk market is growing rapidly. The UHT milk market in the country is expected to post a double-digit CAGR between 2013 and 2019. The growing acceptance of UHT milk in all economic clbades of the country has been a major driver of growth in this market.

UHT Whole Milk dominates the product segments because of the inclination of South Africans towards high-fat products; however, its share is expected to decline over the forecast period due to the increased health concerns of the population. Among the provinces, Gauteng dominated UHT milk sales in South Africa; However, with increasing urbanization in other provinces, its share is expected to decrease over the forecast period.

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Urbanization in South Africa is on the rise. It indirectly stimulated the growth of the UHT milk market by promoting the wholesale purchase of groceries, including UHT milk. According to the South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), two-thirds of the South African population lived in urban areas in 2011, compared to 52% in 1990. Polokwane, Rustenburg, Vanderbijlpark, Nelspruit and Ekurhuleni are fastest growing cities in the country. The long-term benefit of UHT milk has helped to be part of other non-perishable groceries. UHT milk is also becoming popular among the low-income population as it is not very expensive and does not spoil in case of major power outages.

The abundance of forage and fodder in South Africa helps the country's dairy companies maintain stable production costs for dairy products, including UHT milk. This in turn helps the company maintain an efficient dairy chain and stabilize the retail prices of these products. . The presence of a large number of feed companies promotes the proper distribution of feed to livestock farms. The South African government has announced the start of ethanol production in the country from food products; however, this should not hinder the supply of livestock feedstock because the country's surplus production of sugar cane can be used for ethanol production.

The pasteurized milk market in South Africa has declined in recent years. this trend in the future. Rapid urbanization has been considered as one of the main reasons for this decline. However, this is favorable for the UHT milk market in the country. Dairy companies are increasing their UHT milk production capabilities to take advantage of the opportunity. Several other dairy processors also plan to enter this market. For example, Clover Industries acquired DairyBelle's UHT dairy business in 2014. Woodlands Dairy, on the other hand, increased its UHT milk packaging capacity from 6,000 liters per hour to 15 000 liters per hour in 2014.

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The leading UHT milk companies in South Africa include Parmalat SA (Pty) Ltd, Coega Dairy, Clover Industries Ltd, Woodlands Dairy Products, and Dewfresh Products (Pty) Ltd.

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