Global Non-Centrifugal Sugar Market Size Volume Per Capita by Country

In 2023, Colombia led the global non-centrifugal sugar market with 24.71 kilograms per capita, reflecting a significant demand compared to other countries. Myanmar followed with 12.74 kilograms per capita, while Brazil and India were almost equal with 2.18 and 2.12 kilograms per capita, respectively. Costa Rica, Pakistan, and Bangladesh had consumption values between 1.91 and 1.29 kilograms per capita. Other countries such as Nicaragua, the Philippines, and Panama showed lower per capita values, all below 1 kilogram. Notably, major economies like China and Nigeria had relatively low consumption levels, at 0.17 and 0.06 kilograms per capita respectively.

Future trends to watch in the global non-centrifugal sugar market include potential increases in consumption in emerging economies due to rising awareness and market penetration, along with possible declines in traditional markets due to health trends and alternative sweeteners. Monitoring year-on-year and CAGR trends will be critical to understanding market dynamics and consumer behavior shifts.