In 2024, Brazil's import of figs is forecasted at 1.6891 million US dollars, with a gradual annual decline observed through 2028, ending at 1.6698 million US dollars. This declining trend represents a modest year-on-year decrease of about 0.3% on average. In 2023, the actual import value was higher than these forecasts, indicating potential challenges in demand or shifts in trade relationships.
Future trends to monitor include shifts in consumer preferences, trade policy changes, and global fig production patterns. The stability of the Brazilian currency and the growth of alternative fruit imports will also influence future import levels.
