In 2023, the level of animal fats supply per capita in Brazil was observed to be stable, providing a baseline context before forecasting. From 2024 onwards, animal fats fat supply quantity per capita is projected to display a slight but steady growth, averaging an increase of about 0.05 grams per capita per day each year. Specifically, the forecast indicates an incremental rise from 9.37 grams in 2024 to 9.44 grams by 2028, suggesting a cautiously positive trend in consumption or availability.
Future trends to watch for include potential shifts in dietary preferences toward plant-based alternatives, which could impact animal fats consumption. Additionally, changes in global trade policies or economic fluctuations might also alter supply dynamics.
