European Import of Whey and Modified Whey in Powder, Granules or Other Solid Forms Share by Country (Kilograms)

In 2023, the Netherlands dominated the European import market of whey and modified whey, accounting for approximately 45.5% of the total import share in terms of kilograms. France and Germany followed, with shares of 10.66% and 7.82% respectively. Notable changes from the previous year include a significant increase in France's import share by 11.57% year-on-year, while countries like Belgium and Austria saw declines of -1.88% and -12.48% respectively.

Additional noteworthy trends include dramatic fluctuations for smaller nations like Latvia, which experienced a substantial growth of 16.17%, and Malta and Finland, showing declines of -34.48% and -51.94% respectively. Over the last two years, these numbers indicate a volatile market environment, with significant gains and losses depending on regional economic factors and demand.

Future trends to watch involve continued growth in France and Germany as their food and health industries expand, alongside potential stabilization in the Netherlands. Southern and Eastern European markets, including Greece and Portugal, show promising upward trends. Market dynamics may shift further based on regulatory changes and global trade agreements impacting European import practices.