Key Market Indicators
Argentina's imports of sheep are expected to drop by 2.6% per year, on average, over the next five years, reaching $148,710 in 2026. This is down from $174,050 in 2021. Since 1998, the country has seen a 15.1% decrease in annual demand. In 2021, the UK was the leading importer, followed by Qatar, Kuwait, and Israel. In 2018, Argentina's exports of sheep reached $26,520, a massive 161.7% increase from 2017's figure of $10,130. Since 1998, the country has seen a 10.7% decline in annual supply. In 2018, Egypt was the leading exporter, followed by Spain, Australia, and Jordan.
