Cashewapple Consumption by Country
Cashewapple was reported by four countries in 2023: Brazil held 743,101 tonnes, or 91.4 percent of the annual listed consumption total. Madagascar followed at 69,467 tonnes, while Brazil also led per person. The 2023 figures total 812,702 tonnes across 4 countries, all with values, covering food available for human consumption from FAO Supply Utilization Accounts for 2019-2023.
Brazil was the largest reported country for cashewapple food supply in 2023, with 743,101 tonnes, equal to 91.4 percent of the 812,702-tonne listed total. Madagascar ranked second with 69,467 tonnes, while Brazil also had the highest food supply per person at 9.64 grams per person per day. Four countries reported cashewapple values in 2023.
Trinidad and Tobago placed third at 130 tonnes, with Guyana fourth at 4 tonnes. The top three accounted for 100.0 percent of the listed total after rounding to one decimal place. Brazil had the highest listed food supply, while Brazil also had the highest per-capita food supply. Brazil lost 11,785 tonnes between 2022 and 2023, down 1.6 percent. Trinidad and Tobago lost 5 tonnes, down 3.6 percent. Guyana gave up a trace, down 0.2 percent. Madagascar added 196 tonnes, up 0.3 percent. The 4 countries present in both years eased from 824,296 tonnes to 812,702 tonnes, down 11,594 tonnes, or 1.4 percent, with no entries or exits. Between 2019 and 2023, the same four countries slipped from 840,744 tonnes, down 28,042 tonnes, or 3.3 percent. Brazil lost 27,489 tonnes, down 3.6 percent, accounting for 98.0 percent of the net fall. Madagascar lost 683 tonnes, down 1.0 percent. Trinidad and Tobago added 130 tonnes from a zero base. Guyana gave up a trace, down 2.5 percent. Brazil's 9.64 grams a day stood well above Madagascar's 6.10 in second. Trinidad and Tobago sat third at 0.24 grams, with Guyana at 0.01. Brazil therefore leads the table both by total food supply and by food supply per person. Madagascar ranked second in both total food supply and food supply per person. Madagascar remained comfortably in second place, with 69,467 tonnes in 2023. Its latest increase was only 196 tonnes, while its five-year total declined by 683 tonnes. Cashewapple for human consumption is recorded in tonnes and daily grams per person for each reporting country over 2019-2023. Four countries ever reported it. Trinidad and Tobago's third-place volume comes from a zero base with no percentage stated, an arrival at third that changes nothing. Guyana's 4 tonnes sit below every threshold that matters. FAO Supply Utilization Accounts class tonnage for human consumption as element 5141 and daily grams per person as element 665, shown for cashewapple across 2019-2023. Percentages use the earlier year as the base, and zero bases use none. The universe contains 4 reporting countries after aggregates are removed, all with 2023 values. There were no entries or exits across the five years. Only countries with values at both endpoints enter comparisons. The 2023 listed total is the sum of every country with a 2023 value. A reported zero is kept, a blank is missing, and under-1,000 values keep two decimals.
Cashewapple Consumption
1
743.1K
9.64
2
69.47K
6.1
3
130
0.24
4
4.32
0.01
Brazil Drives the Cashewapple Total
Brazil's Decline Shapes Five-Year Cashewapple Supply
Brazil Holds Both Cashewapple Leads
Madagascar Holds Second in Cashewapple
What the Cashewapple Data Covers
Cashewapple Consumption by Country
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1
770.59K
10.18
771.8K
10.13
761.97K
9.96
754.89K
9.83
743.1K
9.64
2
70.15K
6.81
69.45K
6.57
69K
6.37
69.27K
6.24
69.47K
6.1
3
0
0
167.35
0.31
80.44
0.15
134.87
0.25
130
0.24
4
4.43
0.02
4.35
0.01
4.38
0.01
4.33
0.01
4.32
0.01
Methodology
Frequently Asked Questions
Which country ranks second in cashewapple supply per person?
Madagascar ranked second at 6.10 grams per person per day, behind Brazil's 9.64 grams, with Trinidad and Tobago third at 0.24 grams per day and Guyana fourth at 0.01 grams.
How concentrated is cashewapple supply in Brazil?
Brazil held 743,101 tonnes in 2023, or 91.4 percent of the listed total, and the top three together reached 100.0 percent after rounding to one decimal place.
How much did Brazil lose in the latest year?
Brazil alone lost 11,785 tonnes, down by 1.6 percent in the latest year, nearly the whole net reported fall of 11,594 tonnes in the file overall.
Is this what people actually ate?
No. The figures measure food available for human consumption in the reference year, not actual intake, so eaten amounts stay below supply in every case.
When did Trinidad and Tobago begin reporting cashewapple?
Trinidad and Tobago reported zero tonnes in 2019 before reaching 130 tonnes in 2023. Because the comparison starts from zero, no percentage change is stated.
Data Disclaimer: Projected data (future years) are estimates based on mathematical models. Actual values may differ. Learn about our methodology →
Sources
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Updated: 08.10.2026https://www.fao.org/faostat/en/#data/SCL
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