Key Market Indicators
The import and export of chocolate into and out of Israel is set to reach $238 million by 2026, according to new figures. In 2021, Israeli demand for chocolate reached $183 million, placing the country 35th in the world rankings. Kazakhstan led the way with $184 million, followed by Germany, France and the UK in second, third and fourth places respectively. Meanwhile, Israeli chocolate supply saw a slight rise of 1.4% year on year, to reach $23 million in 2021. This placed the country 60th in the rankings, while Chile was the main exporter with $21 million. Belgium, Italy and the Netherlands came in second, third and fourth places respectively. Since 2000, Israeli demand for chocolate increased by 4.7% year on year, while supply decreased by 0.7%.
