APAC Enteral Feeding Devices Market

The Asia Pacific enteral feeding devices market is projected to reach USD 1.20 billion by 2032 from USD 0.80 billion in 2026, growing at a CAGR of 6.8% during the forecast period.

Various demographic, clinical, and health system factors drive the enteral feeding devices market in the Asia Pacific. The rapidly aging population and increasing life expectancy in countries such as Japan, China, and India have resulted in people suffering from swallowing difficulties and needing long-term care. The increasing burden of chronic and critical illnesses, especially cancer, strokes, ALS, gastrointestinal conditions, and ICU admissions, is giving rise to the need for tube-based nutritional support. Technological advancements, such as smaller, low-profile gastrostomy devices, portable and smart enteral pumps, safety connectors, and more user-friendly caregiver interfaces, facilitate the use of enteral feeding in home care. It also improves the comfort, compliance, and adherence of patients. The development of healthcare infrastructure, increased healthcare expenditure, and the growth of hospitals and long-term care facilities are also boosting the adoption of enteral feeding devices. Improved clinician awareness, the adoption of evidence-based nutrition protocols, and educational campaigns are also contributing to higher adoption rates. Changes in reimbursement policies, rising disposable incomes, the expansion of private home-health services, and the upgrading of local manufacturing and distribution networks are making the devices more accessible and affordable.

In February 2024, Fresenius SE & Co. KGaA (Germany) collaborated with the European Society for Intensive Care Medicine (ESICM) to support educational efforts and professional growth of medical professionals.

In September 2023, Cardinal Health (US) introduced the Kangaroo OMNI, an enteral feeding pump designed with advanced features to meet the customized needs of patients.

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The prominent players in the Asia Pacific enteral feeding devices market include Fresenius SE & Co. KGaA (Germany), Cardinal Health, Inc. (US), Nestlé S.A. (Switzerland), Avanos Medical, Inc. (US), Danone S.A. (France), Boston Scientific Corporation (US), Becton, Dickinson and Company (US), B. Braun Melsungen AG. (US), CONMED Corporation (US), Baxter International Inc. (US), Abbott (US), Moog, Inc. (US), Cook Medical (US), Terumo Corporation (Japan), Weigao Medical International Co., Ltd. (China), JMS Co., Ltd. (Japan), Vygon (France), Applied Medical Technology (US), Amsino International Inc. (US), and Medela AG (Switzerland).

Fresenius SE & Co. KGaA (Germany)

Fresenius Kabi has a long-established presence in clinical nutrition, a wide-ranging product portfolio, and deep integration with regional healthcare systems. It supplies feeding pumps, tubes, formulas, and accessories to hospitals and home care providers for complete end-to-end nutrition support. Its enteral pumps and administration sets are preferred due to their reliability, safety features, and compatibility with different clinical workflows. The company focuses on local manufacturing, distribution networks, and clinical training programs in China, India, Japan, and Southeast Asia to meet the growing demand while offering competitive prices. Its strong associations with hospitals, ICUs, cancer centers, and nutrition therapy experts, along with ongoing product development and a commitment to international quality standards, have helped the company rapidly grow in the enteral feeding devices market in the Asia Pacific.

Cardinal Health, Inc. (US)

Cardinal Health has an extensive and dependable product distribution network, complemented by its commitment to safety, standardization, and clinical efficiency, which are the primary reasons for its leadership in the Asia Pacific enteral feeding market. Its enteral product line, mainly the Monoject and Cardinal Health brand, features ENFit-compatible syringes, enteral administration sets, and accessories. The company sells disposables to hospitals to offer more economic solutions. It has a robust logistics and supply chain to meet high-demand situations. The company's commitment to sustainability and reliable supply has also been a factor in winning government and GPO contracts. Cardinal Health is investing heavily in training programs for nurses and nutritionists to increase product usability and compliance in home care nutrition. Its highly acknowledged service after the sale, product quality assurance, and strict adherence to ISO and FDA standards make it one of the leading players in the market.

Avanos Medical, Inc. (US)

Avanos Medical offers enteral feeding solutions through its brand, Kangaroo. It offers enteral feeding pumps, tubes, and accessories that have a reputation for being accurate, easy to use, and comfortable for the patient. The company focuses on ISO 80369-3/ENFit standardization, which has established a global standard for avoiding misconnections and increasing patient safety. It has developed the Kangaroo Joey and Kangaroo Connect pumps, which utilize smart technology to monitor flow, digital programming, and alarm precision, making both hospital and home care use easy. The company focuses on R&D for device safety, material biocompatibility, and the development of flow monitoring systems. This has helped in resolving allergies associated with long-standing clinical challenges such as tube blockage, dislodgement, and dosing inconsistencies. Avanos also reigns through clinical partnerships and product training, making the transition of its devices within multidisciplinary nutrition teams the easiest. The company takes advantage of its lean manufacturing systems and patient-centric innovation pipeline to deliver value across various healthcare settings.

Market Ranking

The Asia Pacific enteral feeding devices market is moderately concentrated, with five major players, such as Fresenius Kabi, Avanos Medical, Inc., Danone Nutricia, Cardinal Health, collectively holding a significant share due to their strong product portfolios and established clinical networks. Fresenius Kabi leads the market through its broad range of enteral pumps, tubes, and formulas, tailored for acute and chronic care. Avanos Medical maintains a strong position supported by its specialized feeding devices and an expanding presence in hospitals across key Asia Pacific countries. Danone Nutricia continues to strengthen its foothold through advanced medical nutrition products and partnerships with healthcare institutions. Cardinal Health and Nestle are major competitors, leveraging their distribution strength and specialized tube technologies. The remaining share of the market is distributed among local and regional manufacturers, particularly in China, India, Japan, and South Korea, resulting in a fragmented landscape that fosters competition and price accessibility. Market dynamics are further shaped by the rising prevalence of chronic diseases, the expanding adoption of home healthcare, the increasing clinical preference for enteral over parenteral feeding, and regulatory shifts that support safer and more standardized feeding devices across the Asia Pacific region.

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