The forecast for the import of bulbs, tubers, corms, and chicory plants to the US shows a gradual decline from 2024 to 2028, from $161.33 million to $157.27 million. In 2023, the figure was approximately $162 million. The year-on-year variation indicates a steady decrease at a rate of around 0.65%. The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over these five years reveals a continuous downward trend averaging about 0.63% annually.

Future trends to monitor include:

Changes in agricultural policies that might impact import tariffs or regulations.
Shifts in domestic cultivation capabilities that could reduce import dependency.
Fluctuating demand patterns tied to consumer preferences for organic or exotic plant varieties.
Impact of climate change on global yield and production cycles, affecting supply chains.