Ireland’s mixed juice market shifts as imports rise and exports expand in 2024
Ireland's mixed juices market experienced stability and change in 2024. While consumption remained steady, imports and exports showed shifts.
Mixed juices imports to Ireland increased significantly in 2024, rising by X% to approximately X tons. This growth was driven mainly by the UK, the Netherlands, and Spain, which accounted for X% of total imports. However, the overall market size shrank to $X, down by X% from the previous year.
On the export side, Ireland's mixed juices exports expanded to X tons in 2024, marking a growth of X% year-on-year. The UK was the primary destination, with a X% share. Despite this growth, the average export price dropped by X% to $X per ton.
In summary, while Ireland's mixed juices consumption held steady in 2024, imports and exports displayed contrasting trends. Imports surged, but the market size shrank. Exports grew, but the average price decreased. The UK remained a significant trading partner for both imports and exports.
