Based on the forecast data for U.S. pork imports from 2024 through 2028, there is a steady but slight increase each year, averaging an increase of approximately 0.2% annually. The starting point in 2024 is approximately 993.77 million pounds. Pork imports are expected to gradually rise to about 998.55 million pounds by 2028.
In comparison to 2023, when the actual imports need to be referenced for more contextual insights, the forecast suggests a stable demand for imported pork, with minimal fluctuations expected year-on-year.
Future trends to monitor include potential impacts from trade agreements, shifts in domestic pork production, and changes in consumer preferences that may influence import volumes. Additionally, external factors such as economic conditions, global pork supply dynamics, and potential regulatory changes could also play significant roles.
