In 2023, Brazil's raw sugar equivalent export volume stood significantly, setting a context for future forecasts. From 2024 to 2028, a gradual decline is observed, with a decrease from 23.05 million metric tons in 2024 to 22.44 million metric tons by 2028. This represents an annual decrease, highlighting declining trends in year-on-year percentages. Over the five-year period, the compounded annual growth rate reflects a modest downturn, underscoring a consistent downward trajectory in export volumes.

Future trends to watch for:

Political and economic policies affecting sugar production and export incentives.
Changes in global sugar prices and demand impacting volumes.
Trade agreements with key importers potentially influencing trends.
Technological advancements and sustainability practices in sugarcane production.