Breast pumps are a boon for working women who cannot constantly nurse their babies due to work commitments. Various types of breast pumps are commercially available including manual, battery-powered, and electric breast pumps. Inclusion of these devices within the reimbursement purview in the U.S. is increasing the demand for electric breast pumps. Demand for breast pumps significantly varies across regions, owing to difference in economic condition, culture, and societal beliefs.

Launch and approval of novel breast pumps is expected to drive the market growth

In 2018, Elvie, a U.K.-based breast pump manufacturer, launched cordless breast pump that can be worn inconspicuously in any nursing bra. The newly launched breast pump is compact, wire-free, and easier for user to move freely without being bound to sit by a power socket.

In December 2016, Naya Health, Inc. launched Naya pump with water-based technology. The device connects to the Naya Health Tracker app, which help mothers to control the machine and track the amount of milk expressed and the amount consumed by the baby. Launch of such innovative and novel products in the market is expected to drive the global breast pumps market growth over the forecast period. 

The global breast pumps market size was valued at US$ 696.4 Mn in 2018 and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 5.9% over the forecast period (2020 – 2027).

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Increasing number of women in the workforce is a major factor driving the global breast pumps market growth

According to the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), around 57% of women were part of the U.S. workforce in 2015. Furthermore, the DOL expects that by 2024, women in the age group of 25 to 34 years would