Apricot Production By Country (2025)
Global Apricot Production Statistics 2018-2023 and 2025 Forecast, Apricot production remains a vital agricultural sector worldwide, with significant variations across regions. This comprehensive analysis covers production data from 75 countries spanning 2018 to 2023, along with data-driven forecasts for 2025.
Turkey dominates global apricot production with 750,000 tons in 2023, maintaining its position as the world's leading producer. Uzbekistan follows as the second-largest producer with 500,545 tons, while Iran ranks third with 318,475 tons. These three countries collectively account for a substantial portion of worldwide apricot output. Analysis of six-year production data reveals distinct patterns across different regions. Countries like Kazakhstan show remarkable growth, increasing from 20,224 tons in 2018 to 34,018 tons in 2023. Conversely, Morocco experienced a significant decline from 101,612 tons to 59,015 tons during the same period. Several countries demonstrate strong upward trajectories. Bosnia and Herzegovina expanded production from 843 tons to 5,356 tons, while Pakistan grew from 107,986 tons to 135,062 tons. These growth patterns indicate expanding agricultural investment and favorable growing conditions. Ukraine shows the steepest decline, dropping from 111,670 tons in 2018 to 40,770 tons in 2023, largely attributed to regional instability. Australia's production decreased from 8,801 tons to 2,495 tons, reflecting climate challenges and shifting agricultural priorities. Based on historical trends and growth patterns, global apricot production is projected to stabilize with moderate growth in key markets. Turkey is expected to maintain approximately 780,000 tons, while Uzbekistan may reach 515,000 tons. Iran's production is forecast at 322,000 tons, continuing its steady growth trajectory. The 2025 estimates utilize a weighted trend analysis approach combining multiple analytical factors: For countries exhibiting declining trends (Morocco, Ukraine, Australia), the model applies a deceleration factor assuming production stabilization rather than continued decline. Countries with recent growth acceleration (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kazakhstan) receive conservative growth caps to prevent unrealistic projections. Stable producers (Yemen, Kenya, Turkmenistan) utilize simple moving averages with minimal adjustment factors.Top Apricot Producing Countries
Apricot Production By Country (2025)
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1
780,000
750,000
846,606
833,398
800,000
803,000
750,000
2
515,000
493,842
536,544
529,109
424,734
451,263
500,545
3
322,000
314,012
329,638
315,733
257,360
305,932
318,475
4
218,000
229,020
272,990
173,380
189,570
230,080
207,190
5
201,500
242,243
209,204
187,273
189,724
205,996
200,566
6
162,000
109,086
129,363
131,788
207,490
170,508
155,429
7
155,000
107,986
94,410
124,173
159,022
204,029
135,062
8
128,500
112,890
134,800
85,260
54,590
128,080
127,780
9
118,000
104,035
68,113
53,191
86,889
113,572
114,494
10
105,000
108,600
118,340
125,640
76,540
112,240
98,310
11
105,000
176,290
145,830
128,700
114,720
80,870
108,450
12
96,500
112,400
88,100
71,100
104,600
96,600
95,500
13
82,000
66,300
69,600
72,800
79,000
84,900
74,503
14
78,000
94,203
76,650
66,280
66,207
69,076
74,068
15
70,500
71,540
61,397
71,922
71,383
72,323
69,112
16
56,000
39,318
39,419
35,014
33,635
57,779
54,686
17
52,000
101,612
109,795
93,008
78,449
68,001
59,015
18
36,500
20,224
22,089
23,092
23,901
24,208
34,018
19
36,200
36,000
38,000
38,000
38,000
37,000
36,385
20
35,000
25,414
40,930
30,494
31,362
44,386
29,087
21
35,000
111,670
83,660
69,480
56,840
49,710
40,770
22
34,500
35,880
46,540
28,320
36,250
26,360
32,500
23
33,750
33,641
33,855
33,682
33,726
33,754
33,721
24
32,500
34,930
31,050
34,110
34,500
34,268
32,879
25
31,350
31,677
31,772
31,688
31,599
31,493
31,433
26
31,100
28,566
29,252
28,977
29,366
30,284
30,462
27
27,750
27,283
27,425
27,547
27,407
27,507
27,607
28
27,500
28,170
28,830
25,990
25,900
25,850
27,025
29
27,500
26,512
34,107
21,578
39,520
29,276
24,888
30
27,100
25,739
26,125
26,749
27,130
26,668
26,849
31
26,500
15,517
34,728
34,609
34,153
32,326
23,753
32
24,200
34,430
29,420
26,770
26,840
23,500
24,550
33
21,800
21,415
26,459
20,992
19,225
18,955
22,555
34
18,500
14,330
25,490
10,620
11,770
24,110
16,300
35
16,800
17,382
8,270
18,607
17,850
18,998
15,721
36
15,500
13,590
20,240
9,520
20,700
19,040
10,840
37
15,350
14,599
14,741
14,839
14,938
15,046
15,155
38
8,500
9,519
16,731
5,487
8,682
11,853
6,020
39
6,200
843
1,034
753
660
4,117
5,356
40
6,200
9,393
9,017
8,290
3,347
8,142
5,193
41
5,720
5,139
4,875
5,143
5,057
5,500
5,578
42
5,500
5,000
7,005
5,000
4,500
6,500
4,500
43
5,200
9,310
11,510
1,580
5,690
6,280
4,670
44
4,800
3,600
3,140
3,100
3,100
4,600
4,400
45
4,100
3,904
6,070
3,434
2,584
5,312
3,417
46
3,600
5,204
5,216
4,872
3,971
3,950
3,747
47
3,200
3,510
3,610
3,240
3,450
4,010
2,590
48
2,100
900
1,200
1,900
2,000
2,600
1,800
49
1,950
1,820
1,923
1,782
2,009
2,226
1,663
50
1,900
2,852
2,781
2,725
2,720
1,949
1,939
51
1,800
8,801
8,377
6,228
5,458
4,804
2,495
52
1,723
1,738
1,719
1,721
1,726
1,722
1,723
53
1,505
1,458
1,474
1,497
1,508
1,493
1,500
54
1,070
1,060
1,080
1,070
985
1,025
1,053
55
1,050
980
967
1,094
1,089
714
1,039
56
980
920
960
990
1,040
1,030
930
57
950
358
437
484
469
676
840
58
932
928
936
929
931
932
930
59
900
2,260
2,870
590
1,860
1,530
710
60
650
1,067
917
747
801
729
696
61
520
130
920
480
60
910
360
62
380
110
710
800
120
670
270
63
350
340
450
140
310
460
270
64
347
360
360
349
345
346
347
65
78
77
78
77
77
77
77
66
46
44
45
45
45
45
45
67
28
16
15
36
41
35
24
68
15
40
20
20
10
30
10
Leading Producers by Region
Production Trends and Patterns
Notable Growth Markets
Declining Production Areas
2025 Production Forecast
Forecasting Methodology
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which country produces the most apricots in the world?
A: Turkey is the world's largest apricot producer, accounting for 750,000 tons in 2023. The country has maintained this leading position consistently, with production concentrated in the Malatya region, which is renowned for its ideal climate and soil conditions for apricot cultivation. Turkey's dominance extends to both fresh apricot production and dried apricot exports, supplying a significant portion of the global market.
Q: Why has apricot production declined in some countries?
Q: Why has apricot production declined in some countries? A: Several factors contribute to declining apricot production in certain regions. Climate change has introduced unpredictable weather patterns, including late frosts and droughts, particularly affecting countries like Australia and Morocco. Geopolitical instability, as seen in Ukraine, directly impacts agricultural output. Additionally, economic factors such as labor costs, water scarcity, and competition from more profitable crops have led farmers in some regions to shift away from apricot cultivation. Countries like Spain and Morocco have experienced significant reductions due to prolonged drought conditions and water resource management challenges.
Data Disclaimer: Projected data (future years) are estimates based on mathematical models. Actual values may differ. Learn about our methodology →
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Updated: 29.10.2025https://www.fao.org/faostat/en/#data/QCL
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