The import of starches and inulin to Brazil is forecasted to steadily decline from 2024 to 2028. Starting at $14.451 million in 2024, it is expected to decrease to $14.154 million by 2028. This trend indicates a year-on-year average decline of approximately 0.5%, suggesting a consistent reduction over the five-year period.

Key factors contributing to this trend might include shifts in domestic production capabilities, changes in consumer demand, or variations in international market conditions. For 2023, imports were recorded at $14.527 million, establishing a baseline for these projections.

Future trends to watch include:

Evolving agricultural policies in Brazil that may impact domestic production of these commodities.
Global trade agreement changes that might affect import costs and competition.
Technological advancements in starches and inulin production potentially influencing import dependency.
Consumer behavior shifts towards alternatives that might reduce demand.