The re-import of sulphuric acid, oleum to Canada is forecasted to grow steadily from 1.5273 million kg in 2024 to 1.768 million kg by 2028. This represents an average yearly compound growth rate (CAGR) over this period. The increase suggests a stable demand, likely driven by industrial needs. In 2023, reported values were lower, flagging a trend of consistent recovery and growth.
Future trends to watch for include:
- Technological advancements in sulphuric acid uses may further drive demand.
- Trade policies and environmental regulations could impact import levels.
- Global supply chain shifts may affect Canada's sourcing strategies.
