Breast Pump Market Insights on Trends and Growth Forecast by 2030

Posted by Ganesh Shinde on January 11th, 2023

From 2022 to 2030, the Breast Pump Market is expected to grow at a 4.6% CAGR, reaching .45 billion by the end of that year, up from .72 billion in 2022.

The report focuses on the potential factors driving the breast pump market's global revenue growth. Breast pumps are medical devices that help lactating women extract breast milk. There are two types of breast pump products available: manual breast pumps and electrical breast pumps. Electric breast pumps are classified into two types: single electric breast pumps and double electric breast pumps.

This report investigates the total revenue generated by the sale of breast pump products, including manual and electric breast pump devices used for breast feeding. Breast pump products are becoming increasingly popular among working women all over the world as women's labor-force participation rises. According to "Catalyst," the percentage of working women in the world's workplaces has been declining in recent years (46.2% in 2019 compared to 50.9% in 1990).

Breast Pumps Market Segmentation:

By Product Type

• Open System Breast Pumps
• Closed System Breast Pumps

By Technology Type

• Electric Breast Pumps
• Single Electric Breast Pumps
• Double Electric Breast Pumps
• Manual Breast Pumps

 By End User

• Homecare Settings
• Healthcare Facilities

Key Market Players:

• Koninklijke Philips N.V.,
• Pigeon Corporation,
• Newell Brands,
• Medela Inc.,
• Ameda Inc.,
• Hygeia II Medical Group Inc.,
• Bailey Medical,
• Mayborn Group Ltd. and Linco Baby Merchandise Works Co., Ltd.
• Others

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Electric breast pumps have a more technologically advanced market, with higher product pricing and low penetration. This category contains only a few global breast pump manufacturing companies. Potential new market entrants are attempting to capture and improve their market position through novel marketing strategies such as inorganic growth. Breast pump manufacturers are diversifying their product offerings by incorporating cutting-edge technology.

The availability of BPA-free breast pump products is driving breast pump adoption in both developed and emerging markets. To increase sales, breast pump manufacturers have recently begun offering bisphenol A or BPA-free breast pump products. BPA is a chemical that is used to make milk containers and feeding bottles more rigid and resistant. It has been linked to negative health effects such as neural and fertility issues. Examples of some BPA free breast pump products are Philips Avent Manual Comfort Breast Pump from Koninklijke Philips N.V. and BPA-free breast pumps by Medela, Inc.