Based on the forecast data, the import of pears and quinces to France is expected to decline slightly between 2024 and 2028, decreasing annually by a marginal amount. In 2023, the import value was approximately the same as the forecast for 2024, indicating stability in this market segment with minimal fluctuations. Year-on-year variations show a steady, insignificant decrease, which translates to a negligible compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the five-year span.
Future trends to watch for include the impact of changing consumer preferences, potential economic shifts affecting import capacity, and developments in trade policies or agreements that could influence cross-border fruit transactions. Additionally, sustainability practices and climate change may affect both supply chains and demand dynamics for imported fruits like pears and quinces. Monitoring these factors can help predict shifts in import volumes and values beyond 2028.
