| Product Code: ETC4838952 | Publication Date: Nov 2023 | Updated Date: Apr 2025 | Product Type: Market Research Report | |
| Publisher: 6Wresearch | Author: Sachin Kumar Rai | No. of Pages: 60 | No. of Figures: 30 | No. of Tables: 5 |
The Chicory market in Burundi is projected to grow at a growing growth rate of 8.69% by 2027, highlighting the country's increasing focus on advanced technologies within the Africa region, where Egypt holds the dominant position, followed closely by South Africa, Ethiopia, Algeria and Nigeria, shaping overall regional demand.

Chicory is used in the food and beverage industry, particularly as a coffee substitute or additive. The market in Burundi is niche, with potential for growth in both domestic consumption and exports.
The chicory market is supported by its use in food and beverage applications, including coffee substitutes and dietary supplements. Growing health consciousness and demand for natural and functional ingredients contribute to market expansion.
The chicory market in Burundi is constrained by the limited availability of arable land, competition with other cash crops, and low consumer awareness about chicory products. Additionally, the market faces challenges related to the high cost of seeds and inputs.
Government policies in Burundi related to the chicory market focus on supporting the agricultural sector and promoting the use of chicory in food products. The government provides subsidies and technical support to farmers growing chicory to enhance production and quality. Policies also encourage the use of chicory in food processing by offering incentives to manufacturers. The goal is to boost the local chicory industry, improve food security, and support agricultural development in the country.
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