Finland's pork production showed various fluctuations from 2014 to 2023. Starting with 186,000 metric tons in 2014, it reached a peak in 2015 at 192,000 metric tons, and then witnessed a consistent downward trend with a few short-term upticks. By 2023, production stood at 167,000 metric tons, reflecting a minimal year-on-year decline of 0.6% from the previous year and an overall CAGR of -0.24% over the last five years. Historical data indicates varied year-on-year changes, with significant declines in 2017 and 2018 and modest growths in intermittent years.
The forecast data from 2024 suggests a continued decline at an average annual rate of -0.64%, reaching 160.39 thousand metric tons by 2028. Over the next five years up till 2028, the total growth rate is expected to decrease by approximately 3.14%.
Future trends to watch for in Finland's pork production include:
- Potential policy changes impacting agricultural practices
- Shifts in consumer preferences towards alternative proteins
- Technological innovations in farming and production
- Environmental sustainability measures affecting livestock farming
