Countries by Grape Production 2024

About This Dataset

Countries ranked by total grape production in 2024, measured in millions of metric tons according to FAO data. China has become the world's largest grape producer — surpassing Italy and France to produce approximately 15 million metric tons annually, predominantly for table grapes and raisin production rather than wine, reflecting a shift in Chinese agricultural priorities toward fresh fruit consumption as living standards rise and consumer preferences evolve.

✨ AI Insight

China's leap to the forefront of grape production, with 15 million metric tons, marks a notable shift in agricultural focus towards fresh fruit consumption, driven by rising living standards. The gap between China and Italy, the second-largest producer at 8.3 million metric tons, underscores the scale of this change. Other countries like Spain (6.8 million) and France (6.5 million) continue to produce significant quantities, but they lag far behind the Chinese output. This trend suggests a growing market for table grapes and raisins in China, potentially reshaping global agricultural markets and influencing international trade patterns in the coming years.

Source: Wikipedia

Key Findings

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China leads with 15 in 2024.

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Average value in 2024: 7 · median: 6.

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Gap in 2024: China is 6.3× larger than Argentina.