In reviewing the forecast for the re-import of fresh or chilled bone-in sheep cuts to France, the trend from 2024 to 2028 indicates a slight, consistent decrease in value year-on-year. Each year shows a marginal decline from $18.99 thousand in 2024 to $18.93 thousand by 2028. Although minor, the negative year-on-year changes suggest a persistent downtick in demand or market size for these imports. Available data for 2023 would provide a baseline for actuals, but assuming the trend keeps its current trajectory with a modest yet constant negative CAGR.
Future trends to watch for include global market movements in livestock trade, any shifts in France’s domestic sheep production, or changes in import/export regulations. Additionally, any economic factors impacting consumer purchasing power or preferences towards local versus imported meat could further influence these re-import figures in the coming years.
