The supply of cherries in Japan is projected to grow steadily from 2024 to 2028. In 2023, the actual supply was 20.77 thousand metric tons. Starting from 2024, the forecasts indicate gradual annual increases: 2024 (21.01 thousand metric tons), 2025 (21.25 thousand metric tons), 2026 (21.49 thousand metric tons), 2027 (21.73 thousand metric tons), and 2028 (21.97 thousand metric tons).
Year-on-year variations show consistent increments:
- 2024: 1.16%
- 2025: 1.14%
- 2026: 1.13%
- 2027: 1.12%
- 2028: 1.10%
Future trends to watch for include the impact of climatic changes on cherry production, potential advances in agricultural technology enhancing yield, and shifts in consumer preferences affecting demand. Additionally, trade policies and international competition could play significant roles in the import-export dynamics, impacting the domestic supply landscape.
