As of 2024, Brazil is forecasted to import 4.9336 million kilograms of shelled almonds. In 2025 and 2026, the imports are projected to grow modestly to 5.1127 and 5.2883 million kilograms respectively. Continuing this upward trend, the years 2027 and 2028 see projected imports of 5.4603 and 5.6289 million kilograms. Comparing this to the 2023 figure, which stood at 4.76 million kilograms, there is a notable upward trajectory.
Key trends to watch for:
- Year-on-year growth is steady, indicating rising demand for shelled almonds in Brazil.
- Potential influence of economic factors, such as currency fluctuations, on future import volumes.
- Shifts in consumer preferences towards healthy snacks could further impact demand.
- Trade policies and international relations could also play a role in future trends.
