Oranges & juice: Production
Why world output has stalled since 2010
What this tab covers Who produces it and how much: world output over recent years, the top producing countries with their shares, USGS world figures for 2024 and 2025, and the largest producing companies globally and in India.FAOSTAT records 67.2 million tonnes of oranges in 2024, little changed from 67.0 million in 2010 and 68.8 million in 2020, after growth from 49.7 million in 1990. Brazil grew 23.3%, China 11.3%, Mexico 7.2%, Egypt 6.3% and India 5.7%. The HHI of 898 means the fruit is unconcentrated. Juice is another matter. Geman notes that São Paulo and Florida together handled 75% of processed citrus volume. Florida's output has since shrunk after hurricanes and greening, leaving Brazil even more dominant.
Oranges · FAOSTAT
Chart: World production of Oranges
World production, tonnes. Hover for values.Top producers 2024
Brazil 23.3% China 11.3% Mexico 7.2% Egypt 6.3% India 5.7% Spain 4.3% Indonesia 3.8% United States 3.7% Concentration: HHI 898, unconcentrated.Largest producers by company, global
Brazilian orange juice industry (CitrusBR members) 973 kt orange juice exported, latest reported year.Largest producers by company, India
India grew 3.85 Mt of oranges on 0.24 Mha in 2024 (FAOSTAT), mostly sold fresh by small growers in Vidarbha (Nagpur, Amravati), Andhra Pradesh and Punjab. Processing is small. India imported 138 kt of fresh oranges worth $67 million in 2024 and exported 68 kt worth $21 million (UN Comtrade).