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Costa Rican Baby Food Consumption Forecasted to Decline by 2028 SAN JOSE, Costa Rica — The consumption of baby food in Costa Rica is projected to drop to approximately 1,700 metric tons by the year 2028. This marks a decrease from the current level of 2,000 metric tons recorded in 2023, reflecting an average annual decline rate of 2.2%. Since 2019, the demand for baby food in Costa Rica has remained relatively stable. However, this forecast indicates a significant downward trend over the next five years. The steady demand observed in recent years contrasts with the upcoming predicted downturn, suggesting shifts in consumer behavior or market conditions ahead.
