Global potato production in 2022 decreases after record year 2021

Published 2023년 1월 31일

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The 2021 global potato yield reached a record high of 376.1 million tonnes, according to the FAO, with the cultivation area increasing by 7.4% to 18 million hectares, largely driven by Asia's 15% growth. However, the European region saw a decrease of 3.5% in 2021, covering 4.3 million hectares. The preliminary data for 2022 indicates a significant drop in production, estimated at -6%, due to reductions in cultivation area and adverse weather conditions.

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Figures published by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and included in the World Potato Markets report point to a record global yield of 376.1 million tonnes in 2021, the French Inter-Professional Committee of the Potato (CNIPT) reports. "Worldwide, the area increased by 7.4% to 18 million hectares, the highest level since 2013. The largest growth was recorded in Asia, with an increase of 15% to 10.3 million hectares. The European area is estimated to have decreased in 2021 by 3.5% to 4.3 million hectares. Average yields declined in all major growing regions except Oceania." "Asia continued to produce more than half of the world's potatoes in 2021. Yields increased by 15.3% to 197.5 million tons. China finished at 94.4 million tons and India at 54.2 million. tons. Europe is the second largest production region with 102.5 million tons, 3.8% less than the previous year. Africa is the third producer, with 28 million tons, a stable level." "Precise data ...

Source: AGF