The forecasted indigenous pork gross production in India shows a declining trend from 2024, where it stands at 574.92 million USD PPP, to 2028, dropping to 497.28 million USD PPP. This signifies a consistent annual decrease over the forecasted years. The year-on-year percentage decrease started at approximately 3.42% between 2024 and 2025, observing a further decline of around 3.52% through each subsequent year. The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over these five years depicts a negative average annual change. In 2023, actual production stood closer to 590 million USD PPP, witnessing the beginning of this decelerating trend.
Looking forward, market analysts should watch for potential changes in consumer demand for pork, shifts in agricultural policies, technological advancements in farming practices, and socio-economic factors that may influence domestic production levels. Additionally, international trade policies, including tariffs and import restrictions, could affect production and alter forecasts.
