In 2023, the refined sugar consumption per capita in Canada was 30.12 kilograms. Forecasted data indicates a gradual decline from 29.95 kg in 2024 to 29.29 kg in 2028. The year-on-year percentage decrease in consumption over the next two years is minimal, showing a steady trend towards lower sugar intake. The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the five years suggests a slight annual decline. This trend may be influenced by increasing health consciousness and regulatory actions against sugar consumption.
Future trends to watch for include emerging health policies, consumer preference shifts towards natural sweeteners, and possible innovations in low-sugar or sugar-free product offerings, which could further decrease sugar consumption per capita.
