Brazil leads the list of orange-producing countries

Published Mar 7, 2021

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Brazil is the world leader in orange production, having grown 17.07 million tons in the previous year, followed by China and India as the second and third-largest producers, respectively. The United States and Mexico round out the top five. However, when it comes to orange exports, Spain, South Africa, and the United States are among the top ten, with the Netherlands being the largest importer of oranges, followed by France, Germany, and Russia. The top ten producers and the top ten importers of oranges, excluding the countries where the product is produced, were identified by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) for the year 2019.

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Brazil is the largest orange-growing country on Earth, with China in second and India in third place. In one year, 17.07 million tons of oranges were grown in Brazil, leading this ranking in the world. China and India still topped the world orange podium with 10.44 million and 9.51 million tonnes, respectively. The United States with a fourth of 4.83 million tonnes and Mexico with a fifth of 4.74 million tonnes, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) for 2019, on the basis of which the Maps of Countries Instagram page produced infographics. . The second half of the TOP 10 field is led by Spain, the largest orange producer in the European Union, with 3.23 million tonnes. In seventh place is Egypt with 3.2 million tons, followed by Indonesia with 2.56 million tons of oranges. Iran and Turkey close the TOP10 field with 2.31 million and 1.7 million tonnes, respectively. Most orange-exporting countries are only seventh among producers, selling ...

Source: AgroForum