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/22.
The report provides extensive statistics on all areas of the global citrus industry, including production, export, import, and consumption of citrus, as well as specific statistics
on the most common varieties.
According to the World Citrus Organization, in the summer of 2021 to the winter of 2021/22, global citrus production reached 158.
5 million tons, and China ranked first in the world with 44.
6 million tons, accounting for 28% of the world's
total production.
This is followed by Brazil and India with 12% and 9%
respectively.
5 million tons, and China ranked first in the world with 44.
6 million tons, accounting for 28% of the world's
total production.
This is followed by Brazil and India with 12% and 9%
respectively.
While 51% of the world's citrus is produced in Asia, 52% of citrus exports are in the Mediterranean, with most of it coming from Spain, South Africa, Turkey and Egypt
.
China ranks fifth in the world citrus exports, with 918,000 tons of exports, accounting for nearly 7% of the world's
total exports.
These data show that citrus produced in China is mainly used for domestic consumption
.
.
China ranks fifth in the world citrus exports, with 918,000 tons of exports, accounting for nearly 7% of the world's
total exports.
These data show that citrus produced in China is mainly used for domestic consumption
.
The report shows a slight increase in global citrus imports, with the main importers being the European Union, the United Kingdom, Norway and Switzerland
.
In total, European countries imported more than 5.
8 million tonnes of citrus, accounting for 42%
of the global share.
Citrus consumption data shows the same trend, with Scandinavia consuming citrus per capita at 14.
5 kg in the 2021 season, followed by France with 13.
5 kg per capita and Germany with 12.
8 kg per capita, with these three regions/countries in the top three
of citrus consumption per capita.
.
In total, European countries imported more than 5.
8 million tonnes of citrus, accounting for 42%
of the global share.
Citrus consumption data shows the same trend, with Scandinavia consuming citrus per capita at 14.
5 kg in the 2021 season, followed by France with 13.
5 kg per capita and Germany with 12.
8 kg per capita, with these three regions/countries in the top three
of citrus consumption per capita.
orange
In terms of orange production, China has been overtaken by Brazil and India in orange production and is no longer the largest producer
.
Production in the reporting period was 7.
55 million tonnes, or about 10%
of the global total.
China's orange imports were the largest in Asia at 520,955 tonnes, equivalent to half of
Asia's total imports.
But global orange imports are mostly in Europe, where they import five times
as much as China.
Mediterranean countries, led by Spain and Egypt, account for the majority of global orange exports
.
.
Production in the reporting period was 7.
55 million tonnes, or about 10%
of the global total.
China's orange imports were the largest in Asia at 520,955 tonnes, equivalent to half of
Asia's total imports.
But global orange imports are mostly in Europe, where they import five times
as much as China.
Mediterranean countries, led by Spain and Egypt, account for the majority of global orange exports
.
Although orange imports in the main markets of Europe and Latin America declined slightly, orange imports from the rest of the world increased
compared to the previous season.
compared to the previous season.
Global orange production: 76.
1 million tons / Global orange exports: 6.
1 million tons / Global orange imports: 6.
1 million tons
1 million tons / Global orange exports: 6.
1 million tons / Global orange imports: 6.
1 million tons
tangerine
China's orange production far exceeds that of other countries, reaching 27 million tons, accounting for 68%
of the global total.
China consumes most of its oranges domestically, exporting only 673,000 tonnes
.
China's orange imports in the 2021 quarter were 65,300 tons, an increase of 37%
compared to the 2020 season.
The Mediterranean region tops the global export volume of oranges, and Europe remains the number one
final destination for orange imports.
of the global total.
China consumes most of its oranges domestically, exporting only 673,000 tonnes
.
China's orange imports in the 2021 quarter were 65,300 tons, an increase of 37%
compared to the 2020 season.
The Mediterranean region tops the global export volume of oranges, and Europe remains the number one
final destination for orange imports.
There was no significant fluctuation in global orange imports, with only imports from the United States and Canada increasing significantly, up 13%
from the previous season.
from the previous season.
Global orange production: 39.
5 million tons / Global orange exports: 4.
8 million tons / Global orange imports: 4.
9 million tons
5 million tons / Global orange exports: 4.
8 million tons / Global orange imports: 4.
9 million tons
lemon
The countries with the highest lemon production in the world are Argentina, Turkey and Spain, with China in sixth place with 586,000 tonnes of production, accounting for 6%
of the global total.
The pattern of global imports and exports of lemons remains unchanged: Mediterranean countries are among the leading exporters, while major importers are on the European continent
.
It is worth noting that China imported 52,232 tons of lemons in the 2021 season, an increase of 22%
over the previous season.
of the global total.
The pattern of global imports and exports of lemons remains unchanged: Mediterranean countries are among the leading exporters, while major importers are on the European continent
.
It is worth noting that China imported 52,232 tons of lemons in the 2021 season, an increase of 22%
over the previous season.
Global lemon production: 9.
7 million tons / Global lemon exports: 2.
3 million tons / Global lemon imports: 2.
3 million tons
7 million tons / Global lemon exports: 2.
3 million tons / Global lemon imports: 2.
3 million tons
grapefruit
Grapefruit is the world's lowest-yielded citrus product
.
Only 2 million tonnes of grapefruit were produced globally in the 2021 season, most of them in Mexico and the United States
.
South Africa is the world's largest exporter of grapefruit, while import demand comes mainly from Europe and Asia
.
As a major importer in Asia, China imported 157,809 tonnes during the reporting period, up 40%
compared to the 2020 season.
.
Only 2 million tonnes of grapefruit were produced globally in the 2021 season, most of them in Mexico and the United States
.
South Africa is the world's largest exporter of grapefruit, while import demand comes mainly from Europe and Asia
.
As a major importer in Asia, China imported 157,809 tonnes during the reporting period, up 40%
compared to the 2020 season.
Global grapefruit production: 2 million tons / Global grapefruit exports: 700,000 tons / Global grapefruit imports: 700,000 tons
Lime
The production and distribution of lime worldwide is highly localized, with the main growing regions located in North and South America, with Mexico and Brazil being the main producers
.
Major producers account for the vast majority of global lime exports, while the United States accounts for more than half of global lime imports
.
.
Major producers account for the vast majority of global lime exports, while the United States accounts for more than half of global lime imports
.
Global lime production: 5.
2 million tons / Global lime exports: 1 million tons / Global lime imports: 900,000 tons
2 million tons / Global lime exports: 1 million tons / Global lime imports: 900,000 tons
