Abstract
Japan’s dairy industry saw record-high shipments of 1.76 gigalitres in 2022, indicating steady market growth. This rise is driven by increasing health consciousness, product diversification, and technological advancements boosting production efficiency. Import growth also reflects efforts to meet demand and diversify offerings. To sustain this momentum, it’s crucial to balance supply and demand through sustainable production and strategic policies.
Shipment volume of drinking milk, etc
From 1996 to 2022, Japan’s dairy industry experienced notable shifts. The volume of milk shipped for drinking purposes saw fluctuations, reaching a peak of 1.76 billion liters in 2022. This peak reflects both a stabilization in domestic production and increased imports. Over the years, Japan’s dependency on imported milk has grown, driven by a steady domestic demand and the industry’s adaptation to evolving consumer preferences and economic factors.
The maximum is the latest one, 1.76Gl of Japan
Shipment volume of drinking milk, etc (prefectures, latest year)
In 2022, Hokkaido achieved a peak in milk shipment volume, reaching 414 million liters, representing 100% of its peak level. This reflects the region’s significant role in Japan’s dairy industry. The data indicates a stable supply, with Hokkaido maintaining its leading position in dairy production. Trends suggest a consistent demand for milk in the region, underscoring its vital contribution to Japan’s overall dairy supply and consumption.
The maximum is 414Ml of Hokkaido, the average is 54.5Ml, and the total is 1.69Gl
Amount of drinking milk, etc received
As of 1996, Japan’s dairy industry showed a peak national shipment of 1.76 billion liters, with an average of 73.5 million liters and a total of 3.53 billion liters. This data highlights a robust dairy sector, reflecting steady import and shipment volumes. Trends from this period indicate a stable domestic demand and consistent industry performance, underpinning Japan’s significant role in the global dairy market.
The maximum is the latest one, 1.76Gl of Japan
Import volume of drinking milk, etc (prefectures, latest year)
In 2022, Saitama led with a peak shipment of 275 million liters of drinking milk, reflecting a substantial contribution to Japan’s dairy sector. With an average shipment of 37.5 million liters and a national total of 1.76 billion liters, the data underscores a well-distributed dairy supply. These figures highlight a stable and substantial dairy industry, with consistent import and shipment levels supporting Japan’s overall dairy needs.
The maximum is 275Ml of Saitama, the average is 37.5Ml, and the total is 1.76Gl
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