Donkey Milk Market Trends

Donkey Milk Market size was valued at USD 28.02 Billion in 2023 and is poised to grow from USD 30.79 Billion in 2024 to USD 65.54 Billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 9.9% during the forecast period (2025-2032).

To satisfy the rising demand for jenny milk, companies are concentrating their efforts on developing new powder-based products. In order to keep the smoothness of the skin, the top key players use firmness technology in cosmetics and personal care products with the aid of aloe vera and rosemary. But putting sustainability into practice comes with specific difficulties and constraints. The market expansion and introduction of fat-free liquid milk are among the businesses' top priorities. Aadvik Foods and Products Pvt. Ltd., India's first camel milk brand, introduced Lac Jennius, a donkey milk cereal, in August 2021. Aadvik Foods and Products Pvt. Ltd. aims to strengthen its company with this launch and other distinctive product lines, such as frozen camel milk and goat milk powder. 'Eurolactis Group', 'Asinus Traiding', 'Alival', 'El Burrito', 'Hellenic Asinus Farms', 'Nature's Farm', 'Dairy Science and Food Technology', 'DeLaval', 'Linghai Zhan Wang Biotechnology', 'Dong'e Ejiao', 'Agroittica Lombarda', 'Donkeys Dairy', 'Farm Ass Donkey Milk', 'Nanjing Pujiang Bio-Products', 'Zhejiang Sharing Technology', 'Shandong Dong-e E-Jiao', 'Norserum', 'Liaoning Jiayi Biotechnology', 'Changzhou Siyuan Donkey Milk'

Donkey milk is known to have several health benefits, including anti-inflammatory properties, anti-aging effects, and is also beneficial for people with lactose intolerance. This has led to an increase in demand for donkey milk.

The increasing preference for natural and organic products is driving the demand for donkey milk as it is perceived as a healthier and more sustainable alternative to cow's milk.

In 2023, Europe accounted for more than 35% of the global donkey milk market due to growing demand for natural cosmetics in the U.K., Germany, and Italy. The market is growing as Jenny Milk is used more frequently in the UK to maintain good health. The majority of donkey's milk is eaten in Europe, particularly in notable nations like Spain, Belgium, Portugal, Italy, Bulgaria, France, and Greece. The market is expected to expand due to increasing cooling milk product consumption, high imports of powder-based jenny milk, and rising consumer interest in health.