Key Market Indicators
Mauritian Chocolate exports have taken a 23% hit, dropping from $40,460 in 2020 to $31,170 in 2021. Since 1998, supply has fallen by 33.7% year on year. This year, Mauritius came in at 112th place, with Samoa taking the lead at $31,170. Belgium, Italy, and the Netherlands were the next three in line. Mauritian Chocolate imports are projected to rise 2.5% year on year, reaching $29,393,000 by 2026 from $25,277,000 in 2021. Demand has increased by 5.2% year on year since 1998, placing the country at 82nd in 2021, with Montenegro in the lead at $25,277,000. Germany, France, and the United Kingdom followed in that order.
