Who Exported the Most Almonds in the World?
Main exporters
Jan 29, 2022
Edited By
Jinwoo Cheon
Jan 29, 2022
Edited By
Jinwoo Cheon
Nations exporting the largest volume of almonds in the world are United States, Spain, Australia, Hong Kong, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Turkey, Chile, and Belgium. From a continental perspective, the order from greatest to least value of export is the following: North America, Europe, Oceania, Asia, Latin America, and Africa. In 2019, the total export of shelled and in-shelled almonds amounted to USD 7.2 billion.
In 2019, the total exports of shelled and in-shelled almonds was USD 7.2 billion. There was a 4.7% decrease in export value since 2015, when the exported value of almonds was USD 7.6 billion. North American countries sold 65.5% (USD 4.7 billion), followed by European countries (20.1%), Oceania (7.5%), Asia (5.7%), Latin America (1.1%), and Africa (0.1%).
For research purposes, the 6-digit HS Code is 080211 for fresh or dried almonds in shell, and 080212 for unshelled almonds. The top 15 almond exporting countries in 2019 are:
- United States: USD 4.4 billion (61.1% of total exported almonds)
- Spain: USD 697.9 million (9.7%)
- Australia: USD 456.8 million (6.3%)
- Hong Kong: USD 198.5 million (2.7%)
- Germany: USD 133 million (1.8%)
- Netherlands: USD 126.2 million (1.7%)
- Italy: USD 109.1 milion (1.5%)
- Turkey: USD 76.9 million (1.1%)
- Chile: USD 58.4 million (0.8%)
- Belgium: USD 48.3 million (0.7%)
- Portugal: USD 34.6 million (0.48%)
- Vietnam: USD 26 million (0.36%)
- Afghanistan: USD 23.5 million (0.33%)
- United Kingdom: USD 17 million (0.24%)
- France: USD 15.9 million (0.22%)
Source: World's Top Exports. "Top Almonds Exporters by Country"
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