Key Market Indicators
Israeli sheep exports are forecast to drop 40.8% year-on-year by 2026, from $46,700 in 2021 to almost $2,900. Since 2001, the supply of sheep has decreased by 25.1% annually. In 2021, the country came in 49th place, with Cyprus leading the ranking at $46,700, followed by Spain, Australia and Jordan. Meanwhile, Israel's sheep imports are expected to rise by 4% year-on-year by 2026, from $74,176,000 in 2021 to $95,407,000. Since 2000, demand for sheep has increased by 10.6% every year. In 2021, the country was in 4th position, with Kuwait in first place at $74,176,000, followed by Qatar, Kuwait and Israel.