In the forecast period from 2024 to 2028, the re-import of prepared or preserved tuna, skipjack, and bonito to France is expected to decrease significantly. With values starting at 164.5 thousand kilograms in 2024 and dropping to 33.1 thousand kilograms by 2028, the trend indicates a consistent decline. The year-on-year variation shows a decreasing pattern, reflecting substantial reductions each year. For context, the re-import value in 2023 stood at a certain level, establishing a baseline for evaluating future changes. The CAGR signifies a notable average annual decrease over this five-year period.
Looking ahead, factors influencing the declining trend may include changing consumer preferences, increased domestic production, or shifts in trade policies affecting sourcing and re-importing of these fish products. Monitoring these elements will be crucial in understanding the ongoing dynamics of this market.
