List of countries by apple production

This is a list of countries by apple production in 2016 and 2017, based on data from the Food and Agriculture Organization Corporate Statistical Database.[1] The estimated total world production of

Countries by apple production in 2016
A map of apple output in 2005.
A map of world apple producing regions in 2000.

List of countries by production quantity

>1,000,000 tonnes
RankCountry/Region20172016
– World83,139,32685,204,410
1 China41,390,00040,393,000
2 United States5,173,6705,160,750
3 Turkey3,032,1642,925,828
4 Poland2,441,3933,604,271
5 India2,265,0002,521,000
6 Iran2,096,7492,470,028
7 Italy1,921,2722,455,616
8 Chile1,766,2101,743,172
9 France1,710,7551,819,762
10 Russia1,639,4211,843,544
11 Brazil1,300,9431,049,251
12 Ukraine1,076,1801,099,240
13 Uzbekistan1,028,7961,033,598

100,000–1,000,000 tonnes
RankCountry/Region20172016
14 Argentina994,710967,847
15 South Africa924,375913,471
16 Morocco820,547406,379
17 Egypt798,574754,846
18 North Korea782,143778,622
19 Japan735,200765,000
20 Mexico714,149716,931
21 Germany596,6661,032,913
22 Spain587,034621,164
23 South Korea542,040576,369
24 Algeria494,239500,855
25 Pakistan488,102589,171
26 Hungary459,612497,108
27 New Zealand454,091450,842
28 United Kingdom446,400481,100
29 Serbia378,644400,473
30 Syria353,534352,905
31 Canada345,568408,404
32 Romania339,570467,259
33 Portugal329,371241,611
34 Belarus317,078508,816
35 Australia313,730308,298
36 Moldova303,155411,768
37 Greece282,300291,750
38 Azerbaijan275,093254,296
39 Tajikistan230,443220,949
40 Netherlands227,000317,000
41  Switzerland225,622227,300
42 Austria185,244101,667
43 Kazakhstan181,057188,099
44 Afghanistan175,000140,903
45 Peru149,787158,098
46 Kyrgyzstan147,593135,374
47 Lebanon123,770124,449
48 Tunisia122,834126,000
49 Armenia116,05162,574
50 Israel113,000100,000
51 Czech Republic105,280124,997

50,000–100,000 tonnes
RankCountry/Region20172016
52 Albania96,338101,532
53 Turkmenistan95,87991,935
54 Lithuania87,36765,579
55 Belgium86,236238,244
56 Slovenia80,00059,573
57 Croatia56,57044,781
58 El Salvador56,23051,751
59 Jordan52,69655,197
60 Bosnia and Herzegovina52,25269,062

10,000–50,000 tonnes
RankCountry/Region20172016
61 Iraq47,62644,495
62 Uruguay45,12837,675
63 Bulgaria44,92744,755
64 Macedonia43,366101,088
65 Slovakia32,47820,722
66 Guatemala25,10926,499
67 Sweden22,13026,280
68 Ireland21,40021,800
69 Denmark20,49636,470
70   Nepal19,85041,011
71 Georgia19,70065,200
72 Yemen17,55017,362
73 Libya15,10615,801
74 Norway12,66412,356

1,000–10,000 tonnes
RankCountry/Region20172016
75 Bhutan8,0396,587
76 Latvia7,4649,854
77 Ecuador7,2837,432
78 Madagascar7,1267,104
79 Zimbabwe6,7796,760
80 Finland6,7586,401
81 Cyprus4,0674,200
82 Estonia3,6485,497
83 Malawi3,4473,313
84 Bolivia2,5802,578
85 Colombia1,9702,259
86 Taiwan1,5001,483
87 Montenegro1,3501,640
88 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines1,0871,046

<1,000 tonnes
RankCountry/Region20172016
89 Luxembourg9831,510
90 Palestine893892
91 Paraguay688688
92 Kenya674623
93 Grenada467447
94 Honduras184183
95 Réunion6263
96 Malta2117

List of countries by area harvested for apples

This is a list of the top ten countries by area harvested for apples in hectares (ha). The total area harvested in the world for apples was 4,933,841 hectares in 2017, down 6.8% from 5,293,340 hectares in 2016.[2]

RankCountry20172016
1  China 2,220,430 2,380,256
2  India 305,000 277,000
3  Russia 188,251 214,449
4  Poland 176,352 177,203
5  Turkey 175,357 173,394
6  United States 130,710 131,160
7  Iran 119,528 151,645
8  Uzbekistan 94,517 95,405
9  Ukraine 91,200 91,600
10  Pakistan 78,302 90,607

Notes

    References
    1. "Crops". FAOSTAT. Retrieved 30 April 2019. Countries - Select All; Regions - World + (Total); Elements - Production Quantity; Items - Apples; Years - 2017 + 2016
    2. "Crops". FAOSTAT. Retrieved 30 April 2019. Countries - Select All; Regions - World + (Total); Elements - Area harvested; Items - Apples; Years - 2017 + 2016
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