The import of epoxy resins to Brazil is expected to decline from $79.192 million in 2024 to $71.287 million in 2028. Analyzing year-on-year variations reveals a steady drop, with an average annual decrease of approximately 2.56%. This indicates a modest but persistent contraction in Brazil's import levels for epoxide resins over the next five years. In comparison, data from 2023 shows that the import value stood higher, emphasizing the ongoing downward trend.

Future trends to watch for include:

Potential shifts in domestic production capabilities that may influence import needs.
Global economic conditions impacting resin prices and availability.
Emerging technologies or substitutes that may reduce demand for traditional epoxy resins.