Chia Seeds Market - South America Industry Growth, Trends and Forecasts (2017 - 2022)

Market Insights

The South American chia seeds market is expected to reach USD XX million by 2022, from USD XX million in 2017, registering a double-digit growth of CAGR of XX% during the forecasted period, from 2017 to 2022. Extremely high in essential fatty acids and omega-3, chia seeds are additionally loaded with antioxidants (more than blueberries), vitamins, minerals (including more calcium than milk), fiber (more than most bran products) and protein. They deliver additional functional food benefits.

Chia seed consumption in South America is more than the US, as chia is the traditional food of the region. South America accounts for 80% of the global chia seeds supply and Argentina and Peru are the largest producers in the region. The chia seed markets in Argentina, Peru and Paraguay are expected to grow at a CAGR of XX% during the forecast period.

The report provides an in-depth analysis of the South American chia seeds market. The study discusses the scope, size, and growth of the industry. The forecasts illustrate the five-year industry performance, y-o-y growth rates, and market analysis for the studied period.

The report throws light on the competitive environment and players’ performance and includes statistical analysis and assumptions of the market’s historical data. The study covers production, consumption, exports and imports, market value, price dynamics and seasonality factors. The trade data interpretation provides a better understanding and enables one to identify and understand the market trends and growth prospects.

 The South American chia crop market report covers the following information –

• Chia production
• South American consumption
• South American trade (export-import) scenario and statistics
• Major enterprises and traders operating in the market
• Price trend and seasonality of the crop
• Future outlook of the crop market

Stakeholders who would benefit -

• Chia growers
• Enterprises providing agricultural inputs
• Traders and companies operating in the segment
• Crop processing companies
• Crop importers and exporters
• Investors/research institutions interested in the crop market