Australia & New Zealand Pasta Market by Source

Market Dynamics

Of the 6 groups compared here, Wheat is out front by 2026 at 945.60M USD — 73% of the group total.

Second place: Others, 144.20M USD, trailing Wheat by 85%.

Wheat grows to 945.60M USD by 2026, from 595.70M USD in 2018 — 59% up.

Others: up 63% over the period, 88.30M USD to 144.20M USD.

Multigrain: 64.20M USD in 2018 to 107.40M USD by 2026, up 67%.

Rice: 32.70M USD to 52.90M USD, 62% higher by 2026.

Maize climbs from 22.30M USD (2018) to 37.00M USD (2026), a 66% gain.

Soy climbs from 7.20M USD (2018) to 11.50M USD (2026), a 60% gain.

By rate of change, not size, Multigrain is the standout — 67% growth, faster than the rest of the group.

Combined, all 6 groups add up to 1.30B USD by 2026 — 60% up from 810.40M USD in 2018.

Making Sense Of 6 Series At Once

This is a comparison chart, 6 groups at once — the interesting question is usually how the gap between them changes, not the value of any single group in isolation.

The largest series today is not guaranteed to stay largest — check the growth rate of each group, not just its current size, before projecting the ranking forward.

Treat these values as a directional estimate of the Australia & New Zealand Pasta market. They are most useful for comparing segments and regions against each other, and for spotting where demand is expected to build fastest.

The numbers here come from a market sizing model: historical revenue estimates up to the 2018 base year, then forecasts through 2026 using growth-rate assumptions for each segment. The underlying report explains the methodology in detail.