Key Market Indicators
Imports of chocolate to South Africa are forecast to reach $145 million by 2026, an increase of 2.5% year on year from 2021's $125 million. Since 2005, demand from the country has jumped 9.4% annually. South Africa was the 45th-largest importer in 2021, behind Lithuania, with $125 million. Germany, France, and the United Kingdom were the second, third, and fourth-largest importers, respectively. Exports of chocolate from South Africa are forecast to reach $88 million by 2026, an increase of 2% year on year from 2021's $78 million. Since 2005, supply from the country has grown 6.6% annually. South Africa was the 38th-largest exporter in 2021, behind Argentina, with $78 million. Belgium, Italy, and the Netherlands were the second, third, and fourth-largest exporters, respectively.
Latest reports
South Africa Confectionary Market Report- Q1 2025
The South African confectionery market in Q1 2025 is characterized by significant shifts driven by consumer preferences and economic conditions. This executive summary...
South Africa Confectionary Market Report- Q4 2024
In Q4 2024, the confectionery market in South Africa presents a complex landscape influenced by evolving consumer preferences, economic conditions, and regulatory frameworks...
