In 2023, Canada's fresh corn consumption per capita stood at 2.70 kilograms. Forecast data from 2024 onwards indicates a stable trend, with a slight increase to 2.72 kilograms by 2026, maintaining this level through 2028. The year-on-year variation shows minor growth, given the stability around 2.71-2.72 kilograms range. Analyzing the compound annual growth rate (CAGR), there's a modest increase over five years, highlighting stability in consumption.
Future trends to watch for may include changes in consumer preferences towards alternative grains or shifts in agricultural policies affecting corn production. Additionally, climate change impacts might alter production levels, influencing availability and consumption habits.
