The import of nitrogen to Brazil has shown a consistent decline from 2017 to 2021, with volumes dropping from 196.04 thousand kilograms to 6.1 thousand kilograms. This indicates a steep contraction year-on-year, with the last five years demonstrating a significant negative CAGR. By 2023, the import levels remained critically low, signaling an overarching trend of reduced dependency or increased local production capability.
Future trends to monitor include Brazil's agricultural sector developments, potential changes in local nitrogen production, and global market dynamics affecting nitrogen availability and price. Sustainable practices and alternative substances may also impact nitrogen importation.
