Vietnam: In which markets are avocados most consumed globally?

Published 2021년 9월 12일

Tridge summary

Mexico, the United States, and the Dominican Republic are the world's leading avocado consumers, with the Dominican Republic having the highest per capita consumption at 54.6 kg/year. North America leads in avocado imports, mainly from Mexico, and demand is increasing in the US and EU. China and India are emerging markets. Peru is the second-largest avocado supplier to the US, and China imports around 467,000 tonnes of avocados from Peru. The OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook 2021-2030 forecasts avocado as the most exported fruit by 2030, with the US and EU accounting for 40% and 31% of the total import value globally.
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Original content

Globally, Mexico, the United States and the Dominican Republic are the world's top avocado consuming markets. Among the top consuming countries, high per capita consumption is observed in the Dominican Republic (54.6 kg/year), more than 5 times higher than the world average of 10 kg/person/year. gender. Average avocado consumption per person per year in Mexico is currently about 7 kg, Chile 3.5 kg, USA 2.36 kg, Peru 2.5 kg, Denmark 1.8 kg, EU 0.6 kg ... The traditional avocado consumption markets in the world are the US and the EU. Notably, two potential markets with rapidly increasing consumption are China and India. Therefore, there are still many growth opportunities for avocado trees, even some experts believe that in the near future there may be a shortage of supply. North America leads the world in avocado imports, accounting for 52% of the world's total imports, with the majority of imports coming from Mexico, followed by Peru, Chile, the Dominican Republic and Colombia. ...
Source: CafeF

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