Australia Insulin Industry Outlook 2022 - 2026

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The export of Australian insulin is expected to drop by 2.9% every year until 2026, falling from 18,350 kilograms in 2021 to 15,020 kilograms. Since 1993, Australia's supply has decreased by an average of 4.9% each year. In 2021, it ranked number 26, with Argentina coming in ahead at 18,350 kilograms. India, Italy and Germany followed in second, third and fourth place. The import of Australian insulin is due to dip by 1.2% each year until 2026, moving from 481,550 kilograms in 2021 to 438,350 kilograms. Since 2005, Australia's demand has decreased by 10.5% a year on average. Last year, it came in at 25th place, with Romania ahead at 481,550 kilograms. France, Germany and the United Kingdom followed in second, third and fourth.

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