Global mango estimates for the next decade reach 84 million tons

Published 2021년 7월 16일

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Preliminary data for 2020 shows a 5.1% increase in global exports of fresh mangoes, mangosteens, and guavas, making it the second fastest growing group of main tropical fruits. By 2030, global production of these fruits is expected to reach 84 million tons, with Asia accounting for 75% of this production, led by India. Indian mango production is projected to reach 43 million tonnes, satisfying local demand and contributing to 51% of global production. Meanwhile, global exports of these fruits are expected to increase to nearly 3 million tonnes in 2030, driven by increased demand in emerging and established import markets like China and the United States, with Mexico, Thailand, and Brazil being the leading exporters.

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Global exports of fresh mangoes, mangosteens and guavas grew to an estimated 2.3 million tonnes in 2020, an increase of 5.1% from the previous year, according to preliminary data. This places this group of commodities as the second fastest growing group among the main tropical fruits in 2020, behind papaya, FAO said. In addition, world production of mangoes, mangosteens and guavas is forecast to reach 84 million tons by 2030, increasing at a rate of 3.3% per year during this period. Asia, the native region of mangoes and mangosteens, is expected to account for 75% of global production in 2030 compared to 73% in the base period. This is mainly due to strong growth in domestic demand in India, the world's leading producer and consumer of mangoes, where rising incomes and associated changes in dietary preferences will be the main drivers of production growth. Consequently, mango production in India is projected to be 43 million tonnes by 2030, or 51% of global production, largely ...

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