The demand for oranges and mandarines in Egypt is forecasted to slightly decline from 2.73 million metric tons in 2024 to 2.69 million metric tons in 2028. Comparing the year-on-year variations, the demand decreases by approximately 0.37% each year. This steady decrease represents a consistent downtrend in demand. In 2023, the value of oranges and mandarine demand stood marginally higher, underscoring a small but noticeable downward trajectory over the subsequent years. The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the next five years indicates a modest average annual decrease of around 0.4%, reflecting a slight but persistent decline in demand.
Future trends to watch for include factors such as changes in consumer preferences, potential economic challenges impacting purchasing power, and shifts in agricultural policies or production efficiencies. Additionally, global climate changes and their impacts on local agriculture could play a significant role in shaping future demand trends.
