Key Market Indicators
Benin's dried fruit exports saw a drastic drop in 2021, with shipments valued at just $723, down 66.4% compared to the previous year. This marks a 53.2% decrease since 2003. Jamaica topped the list at $723, while Germany, the United States and Chile held the top three spots respectively. Imports of dried fruit into Benin are expected to surge over the next five years, reaching $7,840 by 2026. This figure is up 2.8% year on year, and 40.6% since 2003. Burundi currently leads imports with $6,640, followed by Germany, the United Kingdom and China.
