Key Market Indicators
Tanzanian grape consumption is expected to drop to 2 thousand metric tons by 2026 - down 7.8% from the 2021 figure of 3 thousand metric tons. In the four years leading up to 2021, consumption had been decreasing at an average rate of 9.1% year-on-year. Tanzania currently ranks 97th in the world, with Honduras overtaking it in 2021 at 3 thousand metric tons. The US, India and Iran occupy the top three spots in the list. Tanzanian grape production is forecast to fall to 584.66 metric tons by 2026, a 22.2% drop from 2021's 2,330 metric tons. Since 1974, production has been decreasing at a rate of 9.1% year-on-year. Tanzania currently stands at 79th place in the world rankings, with Belgium coming in at number 79 with 2,330 metric tons. Italy, the US and Spain occupy the top three spots in the list.
