Key Market Indicators
The Netherlands, Spain and Germany respectively were numbers 1, 2 and 3 in the ranking. Icelander Soup Consumption with 486,930 Kilograms in 2021, from 468,580 Kilograms in 2016, rose 3.9% compared to a year earlier. Since 1993, Icelander consumption grew 0.6% year on year. In 2021, Iceland ranked number 94 in Soup Consumption, Myanmar led the ranking with 468,580 Kilograms. Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom respectively were numbers 2, 3 and 4 in the ranking. Icelander Soup import is set to increase by 0.6% year on year, reaching 485,760 Kilograms by 2026. Since 1993, the country's demand has grown 0.5% annually. In 2021, Iceland was ranked 95th in terms of soup import, with Myanmar leading the way at 466,470 Kilograms. The Netherlands, Germany and the United Kingdom followed in the rankings. Icelander Soup export also saw a significant uptick in 2017, rising 95.7% from 1,110 Kilograms to 2,170 Kilograms. Since 1993, the country's supply has decreased by 44.2% year on year. The Netherlands, Spain and Germany led the export rankings. Icelander Soup consumption also saw a slight increase from 468,580 Kilograms in 2016 to 486,930 Kilograms in 2021, rising 3.9% over the five-year period. Since 1993, the country's consumption has grown 0.6% annually. In 2021, Iceland ranked 94th in terms of Soup consumption, with Myanmar leading the way at 468,580 Kilograms. Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom followed in the rankings.
