In 2023, Brazil's import of frozen duck, goose, and guinea fowl cuts and offal was lower than the forecasted 2024 volume of 17.54 thousand kilograms. The data indicates a steady growth trajectory from 2024 to 2028, with consistent annual increases averaging around 3% per year. This suggests a sustained rise in demand or need for these imports.
Future trends to watch include global supply chain changes impacting availability and prices, shifts in domestic consumption patterns, and evolving trade policies. Additionally, Brazil’s strategies around fostering local poultry production may alter import dependencies.
