Ghee from Cow Milk Production by Country

India stayed the largest ghee from cow milk producer while adding 52,500 tonnes and more than doubled since 2019. The figures below reproduce FAO Crops and Livestock Products records for item Ghee from cow milk, 2019-2023, reporting production quantity in tonnes. The table lists 24 countries, all of which reported a 2023 quantity, and the 2023 annual listed total is 655,278 tonnes. The 2023 country list runs from the largest listed quantity to the smallest.

Ghee from Cow Milk Production by Country Map

India produced 7.12 times as much as the Netherlands: 427,500 tonnes against 60,000, while Bangladesh ranks third with 32,200 tonnes, 27,800 tonnes behind the Netherlands. The top two hold 74.4 percent of the listed total, with third and fourth at 32,200 and 22,779 tonnes respectively.

Ghee from Cow Milk Production by Country

#
Country
2023
1
India
India IN
427,500
2
Netherlands
Netherlands NL
60,000
3
Bangladesh
Bangladesh BD
32,200
4
Nepal
Nepal NP
22,779
5
Tanzania
Tanzania TZ
20,308
6
Ethiopia
Ethiopia ET
17,989
7
United States
United States US
11,546
8
Australia
Australia AU
9,479
9
Somalia
Somalia SO
8,836
10
Argentina
Argentina AR
8,807
11
Mongolia
Mongolia MN
8,389
12
Yemen
Yemen YE
5,539
13
Syria
Syria SY
4,483
14
Serbia
Serbia RS
3,665
15
Uganda
Uganda UG
3,116
16
South Africa
South Africa ZA
2,920
17
Chile
Chile CL
1784
18
Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso BF
1730
19
Oman
Oman OM
1269
20
Eritrea
Eritrea ER
900
21
Kenya
Kenya KE
709.85
22
Uruguay
Uruguay UY
644.46
23
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina BA
439.47
24
Burundi
Burundi BI
244.86

Ghee from Cow Milk Production by Country in 2023

India was the largest ghee from cow milk producer in the 2023 listed data with 427,500 tonnes, followed by the Netherlands with 60,000 tonnes and Bangladesh with 32,200 tonnes. Nepal ranked fourth with 22,779 tonnes.

India holds 65.2 percent of the listed 2023 total. The top three together hold 79.3 percent of the 655,278-tonne listed total.

India Adds 52,500 Tonnes as Ghee from Cow Milk Production Grows 9.1 Percent

From 2022 to 2023 the common reporter universe (24 countries with data in both years) moved from 600,638 tonnes to 655,278 tonnes, a change of 54,640 tonnes (9.1 percent). The totals listed for each year were 600,638 tonnes (24 reporters) and 655,278 tonnes (24 reporters); no country exited and no new reporter joined. India added 52,500 tonnes (up 14.0 percent) and Nepal 2,088 tonnes (up 10.1 percent), while Australia fell 1,406 tonnes (down 12.9 percent).

India Adds 224,351 Tonnes as Ghee from Cow Milk Production Grows 72.4 Percent Among Common Reporters Since 2019

Between 2019 and 2023, the common reporter universe (21 countries with data in both years) rose from 343,912 tonnes to 593,055 tonnes, a change of 249,143 tonnes (72.4 percent). The totals listed for each year were 343,912 tonnes (21 reporters) and 655,278 tonnes (24 reporters); no reporter present in 2019 is absent in 2023, while 3 new reporters joined (the Netherlands, 60,000 tonnes, Chile, 1,784 tonnes, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, 439.47 tonnes). India added 224,351 tonnes (up 110.4 percent), more than doubling from 203,149 tonnes and accounting for 90.0 percent of the increase.

Ghee from Cow Milk Production by Country

#
Country
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
1
India
India
203,149 236,823 230,785 375,000 427,500
2
Netherlands
Netherlands
- - - 60,000 60,000
3
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
29,200 30,300 31,300 32,000 32,200
4
Nepal
Nepal
14,991 17,267 19,896 20,691 22,779
5
Tanzania
Tanzania
15,116 16,940 17,495 19,330 20,308
6
Ethiopia
Ethiopia
16,528 19,924 16,414 17,626 17,989
7
United States
United States
10,806 11,111 11,237 11,393 11,546
8
Australia
Australia
10,237 10,223 10,442 10,885 9,479
9
Somalia
Somalia
9,160 9,184 8,969 8,858 8,836
10
Argentina
Argentina
4,639 4,853 5,369 9,224 8,807
11
Mongolia
Mongolia
10,527 10,660 9,702 8,522 8,389
12
Yemen
Yemen
5,255 5,163 6,072 5,656 5,539
13
Syria
Syria
2,796 4,761 4,497 4,140 4,483
14
Serbia
Serbia
4,166 4,042 4,017 3,853 3,665
15
Uganda
Uganda
2043 2,373 2,735 3,145 3,116
16
South Africa
South Africa
647.35 707.04 2,773 2,828 2,920
17
Chile
Chile
- - 1507 1820 1784
18
Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso
1656 1552 1662 1696 1730
19
Oman
Oman
605.15 1244 1210 1155 1269
20
Eritrea
Eritrea
900 900 900 900 900
21
Kenya
Kenya
612.51 611.1 697.25 713.67 709.85
22
Uruguay
Uruguay
602.59 649.01 648.15 624.34 644.46
23
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina
- - 182.39 420.93 439.47
24
Burundi
Burundi
274.57 309.76 268.67 156.88 244.86

Methodology

Percentage changes use the corresponding value in the earlier year as the base. Yearly totals sum FAO Crops and Livestock Products production quantity (Element 5510) for item Ghee from cow milk, 2019-2023. For ghee from cow milk production, quantities below 1,000 tonnes retain two decimals and larger quantities are shown as whole tonnes. The 2023 ghee from cow milk production ranking and shares use 2023 listed quantities. In the ghee from cow milk production data, zero means a reported nil or negligible flow; an empty cell means no quantity was reported. For ghee from cow milk production changes, only countries with quantities in both endpoint years enter the arithmetic. Production quantities are reported to FAO by national statistical sources.

Frequently Asked Questions

How did India more than double since 2019?

India rose from 203,149 tonnes in 2019 to 427,500 tonnes in 2023, a change of 224,351 tonnes (up 110.4 percent). India reports in both years, so the doubling sits inside the change universe and accounts for 90.0 percent of the 249,143-tonne net gain.

Who are the new reporters since 2019?

Three: the Netherlands with 60,000 tonnes, Chile with 1,784 tonnes and Bosnia and Herzegovina with 439.47 tonnes, all in 2023. Blank cells mean not reported rather than zero, so the trio sits outside the 2019-2023 change universe.

Why did Australia fall in 2023?

Australia fell from 10,885 tonnes in 2022 to 9,479 tonnes in 2023, a change of -1,406 tonnes (down 12.9 percent). Australia reports in both years, so the fall sits inside the change universe.

Data Disclaimer: Projected data (future years) are estimates based on mathematical models. Actual values may differ. Learn about our methodology →

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