Faroe Islands Meat, Poultry Import value

Faroe Islands Meat, Poultry Import value: Key Points

• From 2014 to 2023, the direction for Faroe Islands' meat, Poultry import value is clear — 2.04M USD up to 2.92M USD, up by around 43%.
• 2015: drops to 1.84M USD (-10%).
• 2016: rises to 1.98M USD (+7%).
• 2017-2018: keeps falling, down to 1.49M USD (-25%).
• 2019-2023: shoots up to 2.92M USD (+96%).
• Take the whole run together and it's a 43.0% gain, landing at 2.92M USD by 2023.

The Trade Recovery, Explained

Multiple direction changes over the period mean any two-point comparison — say, first year to last — is likely to be misleading on its own. The middle years matter just as much.

This isn't a uniquely local rebound — global trade recovered broadly in 2021 as pandemic-era restrictions eased and demand returned.

Don't skip past the 2023 outlier. A jump or drop of 24% in a single year is either a real, notable event or a break in how the underlying data was collected — both are worth knowing before you use this number.

Before drawing a conclusion from this chart alone, check how Faroe Islands compares to similar countries on meat, Poultry import value — the shape of this one line can look dramatic or unremarkable depending entirely on what it's measured against.

As with almost all cross-national statistical series, this one blends real survey years with modeled estimates for the gaps — the year-to-year precision is lower than the chart's smooth line suggests.