List of countries by grape production

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Countries by grape production in 2020

This is a list of countries by grape production from the years 2017 to 2021, based on data from the Food and Agriculture Organization Corporate Statistical Database. [1] The estimated total world production for grapes in 2021 was 73,524,196 metric tonnes, down by 4.5% from 76,997,321 tonnes in 2020. [1] China was the largest producer of grapes, accounting for 15.2% of global production. Italy came second at 11.1%, followed by Spain at 8.3%.

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Production by country

>1,000,000 tonnes

RankCountry/region20212020201920182017
1Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China 11,200,00014,314,10014,195,40013,666,80013,082,900
2Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 8,149,4008,222,3607,900,1208,513,6407,169,745
3Flag of Spain.svg  Spain 6,086,9206,817,7705,745,4506,983,2605,387,403
4Flag of the United States.svg  United States 5,488,4705,479,4006,314,9156,890,9806,698,520
5Flag of France.svg  France 5,073,5805,884,2305,489,6506,267,7905,011,054
6Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey 3,670,0004,208,9084,100,0003,933,0004,200,000
7Flag of India.svg  India 3,358,0003,181,0003,041,0002,920,0002,922,000
8Flag of Chile.svg  Chile 2,581,1082,434,6642,714,6912,828,0212,383,095
9Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina 2,241,4202,055,7462,519,8862,573,3111,965,206
10Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 2,000,2972,008,2421,883,8691,901,7362,032,582
11Flag of Iran.svg  Iran 1,888,8021,982,6041,945,9301,915,0501,765,538
12Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 1,885,5371,474,9111,553,6021,663,5571,824,431
13Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 1,748,1971,435,5961,485,8061,592,0311,743,430
14Flag of Uzbekistan.svg  Uzbekistan 1,695,2591,606,9421,603,3081,589,7841,625,511
15Flag of Egypt.svg  Egypt 1,435,0001,184,0001,595,3801,641,0751,734,424
16Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 1,151,4701,149,5401,125,0001,403,6001,014,235
17Flag of the Taliban.svg  Afghanistan 1,036,548993,3821,112,927984,081923,831
18Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 1,005,280932,770973,9901,140,5701,067,120

100,000–1,000,000 tonnes

RankCountry/region20212020201920182017
19Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal 977,670853,380864,850802,080868,635
20Flag of Peru.svg  Peru 825,750733,472639,815645,545645,012
21Flag of Greece.svg  Greece 818,860815,790807,570933,150827,537
22Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 751,503681,908677,997627,739580,077
23Flag of Algeria.svg  Algeria 630,022554,201549,833502,978566,579
24Flag of Moldova.svg  Moldova 536,830462,050658,726730,171675,056
25Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary 437,750435,050457,250533,070529,592
26Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico 433,985453,520472,708430,658404,585
27Flag of Iraq.svg  Iraq 427,356421,868420,466123,08399,444
28Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 420,113396,903459,500451,158378,128
29Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 370,000457,000413,000401,083396,000
30Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 328,040319,790309,920367,130331,428
31Flag of Turkmenistan.svg  Turkmenistan 327,127326,714325,121288,825264,793
32Flag of Georgia.svg  Georgia 271,600316,900293,800259,900180,800
33Flag of North Macedonia.svg  North Macedonia 269,131317,550258,960294,497180,349
34Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine 264,120280,960366,300467,630409,610
35Flag of Armenia.svg  Armenia 258,577283,224217,524179,668209,954
36Flag of Tajikistan.svg  Tajikistan 248,018248,126247,167241,892228,303
37Flag of Syria.svg  Syria 212,507243,347252,006223,383239,337
38Flag of Albania.svg  Albania 212,011199,069189,904184,832202,948
39Flag of Azerbaijan.svg  Azerbaijan 209,843208,019201,842167,591152,843
40Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria 178,300159,100178,530201,530201,529
41Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 168,150165,906166,159175,399190,265
42Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 165,100163,400172,700174,700176,100
43Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia 155,718160,307163,516149,474165,568
44Flag of Tunisia.svg  Tunisia 150,000150,000148,000154,000146,600
45Flag of Yemen.svg  Yemen 137,135136,659134,187122,751129,687
46Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia 116,210123,550108,300146,240116,307
47Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg  Saudi Arabia 106,400101,570117,63944,84544,505
48Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 104,203104,709121,511108,398131,112
49Flag of Uruguay.svg  Uruguay 102,61696,82586,229104,93295,691

10,000–100,000 tonnes

RankCountry/region20212020201920182017
50Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czechia 90,06090,38067,960103,70079,774
51Flag of Pakistan.svg  Pakistan 87,58489,48182,17368,47166,987
52Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan 87,03595,06190,40588,54781,223
53Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia 84,300103,780105,200127,13089,416
54Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 79,05678,92079,35278,89478,513
55Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland 77,290105,739124,061140,742100,364
56Flag of the Republic of China.svg  Taiwan 69,90074,00388,63597,79992,602
57Flag of Israel.svg  Israel 60,52046,17457,10063,00068,503
58Flag of Lebanon.svg  Lebanon 59,22160,56362,26036,67877,440
59Flag of Jordan.svg  Jordan 44,56343,00353,88659,75553,509
60Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia 44,07046,92043,04052,42045,859
61Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina 42,01244,69539,28940,40828,013
62Flag of Palestine.svg  Palestine 40,08840,39540,27439,59641,317
63Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus 36,04633,71931,00033,00022,000
64Flag of Namibia.svg  Namibia 33,21432,29629,70728,50031,500
65Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia 32,29828,00967,63257,47230,299
66Flag of Libya.svg  Libya 31,32031,41031,50131,45632,303
67Bandera de Bolivia (Estado).svg  Bolivia 27,99022,23523,54922,67422,066
68Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 27,13827,49326,14125,16526,255
69Flag of Cyprus.svg  Cyprus 22,57023,57022,76022,38022,823
70Flag of Cuba.svg  Cuba 20,67120,65120,63120,47920,291
71Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela 20,08519,39820,40019,74920,065
72Flag of Guatemala.svg  Guatemala 19,59219,66019,62019,49719,861
73Flag of Montenegro.svg  Montenegro 17,50021,26920,86424,44122,202
74Flag of Madagascar.svg  Madagascar 13,70013,63413,56513,48913,468
75Flag of Luxembourg.svg  Luxembourg 13,36012,95010,16018,10010,806

<10,000 tonnes

RankCountry/region20212020201920182017
76Flag of Kyrgyzstan.svg  Kyrgyzstan 7,4019,2688,8578,7748,607
77Flag of Tanzania.svg  Tanzania 5,0375,0625,1344,9145,139
78Flag of Ethiopia.svg  Ethiopia 4,8774,8874,8924,8524,916
79Flag of Poland.svg  Poland 3,7003,6003,2103,920N/A
80Flag of Zimbabwe.svg  Zimbabwe 3,4043,4133,4093,3883,442
81Flag of Malta.svg  Malta 2,6402,8903,2404,1103,628
Flag of Paraguay.svg  Paraguay 1,9351,9271,9301,9301,930
82Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 1,9301,7001,6001,700400
83Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador 538533528542537
84Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom 511512517506512
85Flag of Malawi.svg  Malawi 210174180240226
86Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines 207212214212213
87Flag of Kuwait.svg  Kuwait 185169146214144
88Flag of Honduras.svg  Honduras 184183182182181
89Flag of Bahrain.svg  Bahrain 155154153152152
90Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 1301607060N/A
91Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg  United Arab Emirates 3535353534
92Flag of Qatar.svg  Qatar 30N/A54

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