The forecasted import of cured or smoked fish to Brazil shows a steady decline from 2024 to 2028, with values dropping from $173.89 million in 2024 to $163.04 million by 2028. This indicates a consistent downward trend compared to the previous figures of imported volumes, reflecting a possible reduction in demand or shifts in import preferences.

Factors to watch in future trends include:

The impact of domestic production changes and any improvements in local aquaculture affecting import needs.
Global economic factors influencing currency exchange rates and import costs.
Potential shifts in Brazilian consumer preferences toward other seafood or alternative protein sources.
Trade policies and tariffs that could alter the landscape of seafood imports into Brazil.