Grapes Consumption by Country

In 2023, China had the largest listed food supply of grapes among 176 reporters, at 10,201 thousand tonnes, while Moldova had the highest per-capita figure at 89.01 kilograms per person per year. The 2023 listed total was 35,171 thousand tonnes, with India second at 3,112 thousand tonnes and the United States third at 2,587 thousand tonnes. The series spans 2019 through 2023, although some reporters have missing values for individual years.

China leads the 2023 ranking at 10,201 thousand tonnes, 3.28 times India at 3,112 thousand tonnes. Moldova tops the per-capita ranking at 89.01 kilograms per person per year from 229 thousand tonnes, ahead of Albania at 63.71 kilograms.

Grapes Food Supply at a Glance

• China had the largest listed food supply of grapes in 2023 at 10,201 thousand tonnes.
• India ranked second at 3,112 thousand tonnes, followed by the United States at 2,587 thousand tonnes.
• Moldova had the highest per-capita food supply at 89.01 kilograms per person per year.
• The 2023 listed total was 35,171 thousand tonnes across 176 reporters with reported values.
• Among 175 reporters with data in both 2019 and 2023, listed grapes food supply decreased by 1,403 thousand tonnes, or 3.8 percent.
• The FAO Food element measures food available for human consumption and is not a direct measure of the amount actually eaten.

Key Takeaways

China remained far ahead of the other reporters in 2023, with India and the United States forming a distant second tier. Türkiye and Egypt followed the top three, while Moldova stood out on a per-capita basis despite having a much smaller total supply. The gap between total and per-capita rankings shows how population size substantially changes the picture when grapes food supply is viewed on an individual basis.

Between 2022 and 2023, listed supply across the 176 reporters with data in both years fell by 2,798 thousand tonnes, or 7.4 percent. China and Italy accounted for the largest individual declines, while India, Brazil and Afghanistan recorded notable increases. Since 2019, the common-reporter total has fallen 3.8 percent, although the overall change reflects both substantial declines and increases across individual countries. These figures represent food available for human consumption in the FAO Food Balances and should not be interpreted as the amount of grapes actually eaten.

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#	Country	2023 (thousand tonnes)2023	2023 (kg per person per year)2023
1	China CN	10.2K	7.17
2	India IN	3.11K	2.16
3	United States US	2.59K	7.53
4	Türkiye TR	1.59K	18.22
5	Egypt EG	1.57K	13.71
6	Uzbekistan UZ	1.4K	39.25
7	Brazil BR	1.15K	5.43
8	Germany DE	1.14K	13.52
9	Iran IR	1.05K	11.58
10	Afghanistan AF	673	16.24
11	Algeria DZ	613	13.29
12	United Kingdom GB	564	8.21
13	France FR	561	8.44
14	Russia RU	542	3.73
15	Spain ES	510	10.64
16	Morocco MA	322	8.55
17	Romania RO	310	16.19
18	Netherlands NL	289	15.97
19	Iraq IQ	285	7.38
20	Mexico MX	275	2.12
21	Canada CA	268	6.81
22	Pakistan PK	249	1
23	Thailand TH	234	3.26
24	Turkmenistan TM	234	31.74
25	Saudi Arabia SA	232	6.97
26	Moldova MD	229	89.01
27	Italy IT	218	3.67
28	South Korea KR	215	4.15
29	Azerbaijan AZ	194	18.8
30	Kazakhstan KZ	190	9.33
31	Syria SY	189	8.03
32	Albania AL	179	63.71
33	Poland PL	176	4.53
34	Ukraine UA	174	4.6
35	Greece GR	169	16.46
36	Vietnam VN	157	1.56
37	Tajikistan TJ	154	14.87
38	Peru PE	141	4.17
39	Yemen YE	136	3.46
40	Indonesia ID	133	0.47
41	Tunisia TN	121	9.92
42	Bangladesh BD	112	0.65
43	Taiwan TW	110	4.7
44	Serbia RS	104	15.4
45	Australia AU	103	3.9
46	Israel IL	91	9.85
47	Chile CL	84	4.26
48	Philippines PH	77	0.67
49	Slovenia SI	75	35.5
50	Croatia HR	70	17.98
51	South Africa ZA	68	1.08
52	Colombia CO	67	1.29
53	Czech Republic CZ	67	6.16
54	Malaysia MY	67	1.9
55	Argentina AR	57	1.26
56	North Macedonia MK	55	30.15
57	Hungary HU	53	5.46
58	Bulgaria BG	49	7.16
59	Libya LY	46	6.25
60	Switzerland CH	44	4.91
61	Austria AT	43	4.7
62	United Arab Emirates AE	42	3.96
63	Belgium BE	40	3.45
64	Denmark DK	40	6.74
65	Slovakia SK	39	7.09
66	Norway NO	38	6.94
67	Sweden SE	38	3.6
68	Venezuela VE	38	1.33
69	Georgia GE	35	9.32
70	Guatemala GT	35	1.93
71	Ireland IE	35	6.81
72	Uruguay UY	32	9.49
73	Armenia AM	30	10.1
74	Bosnia and Herzegovina BA	29	9.04
75	New Zealand NZ	28	5.34
76	Kyrgyzstan KG	27	3.79
77	Nepal NP	27	0.9
78	Oman OM	24	4.73
79	Lebanon LB	22	3.8
80	Ecuador EC	21	1.19
81	Belarus BY	20	2.15
82	Kuwait KW	20	4.21
83	Finland FI	19	3.46
84	Dominican Republic DO	16	1.45
85	Tanzania TZ	16	0.25
86	Namibia NA	15	5.11
87	Bolivia BO	14	1.14
88	Jordan JO	14	1.24
89	Panama PA	13	2.82
90	Costa Rica CR	12	2.41
91	Portugal PT	12	1.15
92	Sri Lanka LK	11	0.48
93	Lithuania LT	10	3.58
94	Qatar QA	10	3.48
95	Cyprus CY	9	6.78
96	Mongolia MN	8	2.45
97	El Salvador SV	7	1.17
98	Latvia LV	7	3.81
99	Estonia EE	6	4.24
100	Ethiopia ET	6	0.05
101	Honduras HN	6	0.59
102	Jamaica JM	6	2.17
103	Nigeria NG	6	0.03
104	Trinidad and Tobago TT	6	4.28
105	Bahrain BH	5	3.38
106	Botswana BW	5	1.97
107	Cameroon CM	5	0.17
108	Ghana GH	5	0.13
109	Hong Kong HK	5	0.71
110	Kenya KE	5	0.09
111	Montenegro ME	5	8.45
112	Malta MT	4	8.27
113	Mauritania MR	4	0.82
114	Senegal SN	4	0.23
115	Zimbabwe ZW	4	0.22
116	Bahamas BS	3	6.44
117	Barbados BB	3	10.17
118	Iceland IS	3	7.52
119	Ivory Coast CI	3	0.09
120	Luxembourg LU	3	4.6
121	Mauritius MU	3	2.52
122	Myanmar MM	3	0.06
123	Nicaragua NI	3	0.42
124	Cambodia KH	2	0.1
125	DR Congo CD	2	0.02
126	Eswatini SZ	2	1.28
127	Macau MO	2	3
128	Maldives MV	2	2.93
129	Paraguay PY	2	0.23
130	Zambia ZM	2	0.08
131	Angola AO	1	0.04
132	Belize BZ	1	1.29
133	Burkina Faso BF	1	0.03
134	Cape Verde CV	1	1.73
135	Comoros KM	1	0.66
136	Congo CG	1	0.11
137	Fiji FJ	1	1.04
138	Gabon GA	1	0.28
139	Grenada GD	1	5.18
140	Guyana GY	1	1.08
141	Lesotho LS	1	0.25
142	Madagascar MG	1	0.02
143	Malawi MW	1	0.03
144	Mozambique MZ	1	0.04
145	Seychelles SC	1	5.07
146	Timor-Leste TL	1	0.56
147	Uganda UG	1	0.01
148	Antigua and Barbuda AG	0	5.05
149	Bhutan BT	0	0.41
150	Djibouti DJ	0	0.33
151	French Polynesia PF	0	1.32
152	Gambia GM	0	0.05
153	Guinea GN	0	0.03
154	Guinea-Bissau GW	0	0.05
155	Haiti HT	0	0.02
156	Kiribati KI	0	0.07
157	Laos LA	0	0.03
158	Liberia LR	0	0.03
159	Marshall Islands MH	0	0.76
160	Micronesia FM	0	0.02
161	Nauru NR	0	0.21
162	New Caledonia NC	0	1.45
163	Niger NE	0	0.01
164	Papua New Guinea PG	0	0.01
165	Rwanda RW	0	0.01
166	Saint Kitts and Nevis KN	0	2.32
167	Saint Lucia LC	0	0.71
168	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines VC	0	1.1
169	Samoa WS	0	0.12
170	Sao Tome and Principe ST	0	0.09
171	Sierra Leone SL	0	0.01
172	Solomon Islands SB	0	0.04
173	Suriname SR	0	0.65
174	Tonga TO	0	0.83
175	Tuvalu TV	0	0.15
176	Vanuatu VU	0	0.24

Grapes Consumption by Country in 2023

The 2023 table is led by China, whose listed food supply of grapes reached 10,201 thousand tonnes. India followed with 3,112 thousand tonnes and the United States with 2,587 thousand tonnes. Türkiye and Egypt completed the top five at 1,590 and 1,570 thousand tonnes, respectively.

China holds 29.0 percent of the 35,171-thousand-tonne listed total. The top three reporters accounted for 45.2 percent of the listed total, while the top five represented 54.2 percent and the top ten 69.6 percent. Italy records just 218 thousand tonnes in 2023 against 853 thousand tonnes in 2022.

China Falls 1,582 Thousand Tonnes as Supply Declines 7.4 Percent Between 2022 and 2023

Among the 176 reporters with data in both 2022 and 2023, the listed food supply decreased from 37,969 thousand tonnes to 35,171 thousand tonnes, a decline of 2,798 thousand tonnes (7.4 percent). The 2022 and 2023 listed totals come from the same 176 reporters, with no reporter entering or leaving the comparison. China fell 1,582 thousand tonnes (down 13.4 percent), Italy fell 635 thousand tonnes (down 74.4 percent), Türkiye fell 598 thousand tonnes (down 27.3 percent), France fell 231 thousand tonnes (down 29.2 percent) and Russia fell 137 thousand tonnes (down 20.2 percent), while India added 259 thousand tonnes (up 9.1 percent), Brazil added 206 thousand tonnes (up 21.9 percent) and Afghanistan added 127 thousand tonnes (up 23.3 percent).

United States Declines by 582 Thousand Tonnes as Supply Falls 3.8 Percent Since 2019

For the 175 reporters with data in both 2019 and 2023, the listed food supply fell from 36,574 thousand tonnes to 35,171 thousand tonnes, a decline of 1,403 thousand tonnes (3.8 percent). The 2019 total includes 176 reporters with reported values, while the 2023 total includes 176; Cuba, with 6 thousand tonnes in 2019, had no reported 2023 value, while Micronesia entered with a reported zero. The United States fell 582 thousand tonnes (down 18.4 percent), China fell 503 thousand tonnes (down 4.7 percent), Iran fell 425 thousand tonnes (down 28.8 percent), Italy fell 406 thousand tonnes (down 65.1 percent), Türkiye fell 238 thousand tonnes (down 13.0 percent). Meanwhile, India added 554 thousand tonnes (up 21.7 percent), Brazil added 259 thousand tonnes (up 29.2 percent) and Egypt added 257 thousand tonnes (up 19.6 percent).

The United States, China and Iran recorded the three largest declines over the five-year period, although gains in other countries offset part of those losses. Italy's two-window path runs 624 thousand tonnes in 2019 to 853 thousand tonnes in 2022 and 218 thousand tonnes in 2023. Per capita, Moldova's 89.01 kilograms from 229 thousand tonnes led Albania at 63.71 kilograms, while China, first by total supply, recorded 7.17 kilograms.

What Does the Grapes Food Supply Measure?

For FAO Food Balances, the grapes figure used here covers the FAO item Grapes and products excluding wine, recorded under the Food element as available for human consumption. It represents food available for human consumption during the reference year, rather than a direct estimate of the amount of grapes people actually ate. Wine is excluded from this item.

The per-capita figure expresses the same food supply on a population basis, in kilograms per person per year. A country's total quantity and per-capita value therefore answer different questions: total quantity shows the size of the listed food supply, while the per-capita measure adjusts it for population.

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#	Country	2019 (1000 t)	2019 (kg/cap/yr)	2020 (1000 t)	2020 (kg/cap/yr)	2021 (1000 t)	2021 (kg/cap/yr)	2022 (1000 t)	2022 (kg/cap/yr)	2023 (1000 t)	2023 (kg/cap/yr)
1	China	10.7K	7.52	10.81K	7.58	11.85K	8.31	11.78K	8.27	10.2K	7.17
2	India	2.56K	1.84	2.74K	1.95	2.82K	2	2.85K	2	3.11K	2.16
3	United States	3.17K	9.38	2.41K	7.09	2.42K	7.11	2.5K	7.33	2.59K	7.53
4	Türkiye	1.83K	21.41	1.99K	23.11	1.81K	20.9	2.19K	25.14	1.59K	18.22
5	Egypt	1.31K	12.21	905	8.28	1.19K	10.7	1.46K	12.93	1.57K	13.71
6	Uzbekistan	1.32K	40	1.28K	37.97	1.31K	38.35	1.32K	37.64	1.4K	39.25
7	Brazil	888	4.28	918	4.4	1.13K	5.4	941	4.47	1.15K	5.43
8	Germany	1.16K	13.89	1.18K	14.15	1.19K	14.23	1.18K	14.01	1.14K	13.52
9	Iran	1.47K	16.94	1.36K	15.5	1.11K	12.57	1.04K	11.65	1.05K	11.58
10	Afghanistan	709	18.73	651	16.67	604	15.1	546	13.45	673	16.24
11	Algeria	547	12.64	563	12.79	617	13.78	609	13.4	613	13.29
12	United Kingdom	636	9.48	638	9.47	609	9	595	8.73	564	8.21
13	France	382	5.81	737	11.19	771	11.66	792	11.96	561	8.44
14	Russia	421	2.87	421	2.88	590	4.05	679	4.66	542	3.73
15	Spain	537	11.32	853	17.88	525	10.99	560	11.7	510	10.64
16	Morocco	410	11.33	380	10.37	395	10.69	317	8.49	322	8.55
17	Romania	453	23.25	415	21.4	281	14.61	191	9.94	310	16.19
18	Netherlands	183	10.42	178	10.12	216	12.17	281	15.68	289	15.97
19	Iraq	455	12.89	410	11.34	428	11.59	356	9.42	285	7.38
20	Mexico	302	2.4	279	2.2	226	1.77	279	2.17	275	2.12
21	Canada	308	8.16	308	8.06	301	7.82	280	7.21	268	6.81
22	Pakistan	182	0.79	181	0.77	314	1.31	206	0.85	249	1
23	Thailand	249	3.48	238	3.32	198	2.76	234	3.26	234	3.26
24	Turkmenistan	229	33.65	231	33.18	229	32.29	233	32.18	234	31.74
25	Saudi Arabia	216	7.07	238	7.69	222	7.07	227	7.04	232	6.97
26	Moldova	213	81.43	142	55.13	130	51.42	185	72.89	229	89.01
27	Italy	624	10.38	598	9.98	809	13.54	853	14.31	218	3.67
28	South Korea	248	4.8	231	4.45	230	4.43	239	4.62	215	4.15
29	Azerbaijan	171	16.93	177	17.42	183	17.86	182	17.66	194	18.8
30	Kazakhstan	155	8.09	179	9.16	232	11.73	264	13.17	190	9.33
31	Syria	209	10.25	198	9.4	165	7.63	186	8.27	189	8.03
32	Albania	190	65.92	198	68.77	209	73.37	214	75.75	179	63.71
33	Poland	170	4.46	178	4.65	183	4.82	171	4.45	176	4.53
34	Ukraine	263	5.84	237	5.31	243	5.48	184	4.47	174	4.6
35	Greece	220	20.54	222	20.73	273	25.78	292	28.09	169	16.46
36	Vietnam	91	0.94	73	0.75	63	0.64	103	1.03	157	1.56
37	Tajikistan	217	22.72	218	22.35	192	19.31	233	22.92	154	14.87
38	Peru	50	1.56	93	2.83	108	3.27	207	6.18	141	4.17
39	Yemen	129	3.68	123	3.41	148	3.99	150	3.93	136	3.46
40	Indonesia	166	0.61	93	0.34	107	0.39	118	0.42	133	0.47
41	Tunisia	116	9.8	103	8.61	104	8.61	119	9.82	121	9.92
42	Bangladesh	56	0.34	91	0.55	149	0.89	133	0.79	112	0.65
43	Taiwan	134	5.65	121	5.12	115	4.89	113	4.83	110	4.7
44	Serbia	121	17.3	125	18.03	122	17.81	129	19.01	104	15.4
45	Australia	89	3.49	115	4.48	106	4.07	112	4.29	103	3.9
46	Israel	86	9.88	80	9.1	96	10.75	96	10.57	91	9.85
47	Chile	7	0.36	27	1.4	15	0.76	25	1.29	84	4.26
48	Philippines	112	1.01	100	0.89	105	0.93	85	0.74	77	0.67
49	Slovenia	82	39.4	85	40.61	74	35.15	72	34.15	75	35.5
50	Croatia	25	6.26	66	16.81	43	11.04	91	23.24	70	17.98
51	South Africa	171	2.87	14	0.23	56	0.91	74	1.19	68	1.08
52	Colombia	102	2.04	61	1.2	69	1.35	73	1.41	67	1.29
53	Czech Republic	129	12.27	150	14.26	70	6.66	71	6.64	67	6.16
54	Malaysia	59	1.78	60	1.78	65	1.91	62	1.78	67	1.9
55	Argentina	250	5.55	267	5.9	270	5.95	141	3.1	57	1.26
56	North Macedonia	89	47.08	94	50.06	85	46.08	86	46.81	55	30.15
57	Hungary	58	5.92	59	6.06	57	5.88	55	5.73	53	5.46
58	Bulgaria	33	4.79	42	6.09	74	10.71	49	7.19	49	7.16
59	Libya	43	6.22	41	5.85	43	6.09	47	6.5	46	6.25
60	Switzerland	38	4.46	49	5.68	52	6	46	5.25	44	4.91
61	Austria	45	5.07	45	5.06	45	5.06	41	4.53	43	4.7
62	United Arab Emirates	22	2.36	40	4.26	44	4.48	27	2.64	42	3.96
63	Belgium	71	6.14	44	3.85	49	4.21	51	4.38	40	3.45
64	Denmark	38	6.48	41	6.99	44	7.47	41	6.98	40	6.74
65	Slovakia	42	7.73	45	8.18	45	8.22	41	7.55	39	7.09
66	Norway	42	7.85	43	7.95	41	7.62	40	7.39	38	6.94
67	Sweden	45	4.35	45	4.39	46	4.38	44	4.22	38	3.6
68	Venezuela	27	0.92	24	0.84	18	0.62	37	1.3	38	1.33
69	Georgia	40	10.41	130	34.29	48	12.6	58	15.34	35	9.32
70	Guatemala	32	1.85	32	1.83	33	1.9	34	1.92	35	1.93
71	Ireland	34	6.9	32	6.34	32	6.43	32	6.2	35	6.81
72	Uruguay	4	1.13	4	1.19	5	1.33	5	1.36	32	9.49
73	Armenia	30	10.5	33	11.44	29	10.03	37	12.72	30	10.1
74	Bosnia and Herzegovina	37	11.14	40	12.07	38	11.71	23	7.22	29	9.04
75	New Zealand	25	5.09	22	4.38	24	4.61	21	4.02	28	5.34
76	Kyrgyzstan	14	2.09	11	1.71	20	2.9	21	3.04	27	3.79
77	Nepal	24	0.84	13	0.45	27	0.93	33	1.1	27	0.9
78	Oman	21	4.68	16	3.64	23	5.13	25	5.24	24	4.73
79	Lebanon	20	3.37	6	1.1	2	0.42	2	0.39	22	3.8
80	Ecuador	21	1.22	23	1.32	22	1.24	20	1.13	21	1.19
81	Belarus	17	1.82	19	2.05	36	3.9	19	2.13	20	2.15
82	Kuwait	26	5.92	21	4.84	20	4.6	23	4.95	20	4.21
83	Finland	25	4.5	25	4.51	25	4.56	23	4.07	19	3.46
84	Dominican Republic	14	1.27	13	1.21	15	1.33	15	1.36	16	1.45
85	Tanzania	5	0.09	5	0.08	5	0.08	14	0.22	16	0.25
86	Namibia	1	0.53	4	1.41	16	5.73	16	5.63	15	5.11
87	Bolivia	12	1.02	14	1.14	19	1.6	17	1.38	14	1.14
88	Jordan	31	2.87	25	2.27	24	2.13	22	1.94	14	1.24
89	Panama	11	2.64	13	2.92	16	3.62	13	3.03	13	2.82
90	Costa Rica	11	2.18	12	2.39	11	2.23	11	2.08	12	2.41
91	Portugal	18	1.79	22	2.12	18	1.7	30	2.85	12	1.15
92	Sri Lanka	16	0.72	15	0.65	17	0.75	9	0.39	11	0.48
93	Lithuania	13	4.8	10	3.72	11	3.82	10	3.55	10	3.58
94	Qatar	11	3.86	12	4.33	13	4.78	13	4.46	10	3.48
95	Cyprus	2	1.94	10	7.45	11	8.42	10	7.17	9	6.78
96	Mongolia	3	0.78	3	0.83	10	2.9	12	3.57	8	2.45
97	El Salvador	7	1.19	8	1.22	8	1.24	8	1.33	7	1.17
98	Latvia	9	4.59	8	4.21	8	4.28	7	3.63	7	3.81
99	Estonia	6	4.57	5	3.95	6	4.14	5	4.06	6	4.24
100	Ethiopia	6	0.05	6	0.05	7	0.06	6	0.05	6	0.05
101	Honduras	6	0.64	7	0.68	9	0.89	7	0.7	6	0.59
102	Jamaica	6	2.18	5	1.94	6	2.23	8	2.84	6	2.17
103	Nigeria	12	0.06	7	0.03	9	0.04	7	0.03	6	0.03
104	Trinidad and Tobago	8	5.26	7	4.94	7	4.87	8	5.37	6	4.28
105	Bahrain	6	4.24	6	4.19	6	3.96	6	4.09	5	3.38
106	Botswana	3	1.34	3	1.4	6	2.51	6	2.31	5	1.97
107	Cameroon	4	0.15	5	0.18	3	0.11	5	0.17	5	0.17
108	Ghana	3	0.11	6	0.18	10	0.31	8	0.23	5	0.13
109	Hong Kong	13	1.7	15	2.04	14	1.93	18	2.36	5	0.71
110	Kenya	4	0.07	4	0.08	5	0.09	5	0.09	5	0.09
111	Montenegro	6	10.62	6	10.66	7	11.74	6	10.39	5	8.45
112	Malta	4	8.36	4	8.2	5	8.85	5	9.39	4	8.27
113	Mauritania	0	0.02	0	0.08	1	0.2	2	0.49	4	0.82
114	Senegal	2	0.15	3	0.19	3	0.19	3	0.17	4	0.23
115	Zimbabwe	2	0.11	2	0.11	3	0.18	4	0.23	4	0.22
116	Bahamas	1	2.26	1	2.47	1	1.98	2	6.01	3	6.44
117	Barbados	3	10	3	11.41	4	12.97	4	12.83	3	10.17
118	Iceland	3	8.72	3	8.11	4	9.41	3	8.21	3	7.52
119	Ivory Coast	2	0.06	2	0.08	2	0.08	4	0.12	3	0.09
120	Luxembourg	3	5.28	2	3.73	3	4.76	3	4.88	3	4.6
121	Mauritius	2	1.88	4	2.93	2	1.89	2	1.62	3	2.52
122	Myanmar	4	0.08	6	0.11	2	0.04	2	0.04	3	0.06
123	Nicaragua	3	0.41	2	0.37	3	0.44	3	0.42	3	0.42
124	Cambodia	1	0.06	1	0.05	1	0.06	1	0.08	2	0.1
125	DR Congo	1	0.01	1	0.01	1	0.01	2	0.02	2	0.02
126	Eswatini	2	1.34	1	1.2	2	1.55	2	1.54	2	1.28
127	Macau	2	3.53	2	3.32	2	3.23	2	3.01	2	3
128	Maldives	1	2.4	1	1.43	1	2.7	1	2.84	2	2.93
129	Paraguay	2	0.29	2	0.33	2	0.28	1	0.17	2	0.23
130	Zambia	8	0.42	3	0.16	3	0.15	3	0.13	2	0.08
131	Angola	1	0.04	0	0.01	1	0.02	1	0.03	1	0.04
132	Belize	0	0.4	0	0.38	0	0.39	0	0.28	1	1.29
133	Burkina Faso	1	0.03	1	0.04	1	0.05	1	0.05	1	0.03
134	Cape Verde	1	1.72	1	1	1	1.26	1	1.18	1	1.73
135	Comoros	0	0.02	0	0.04	0	0.03	0	0.59	1	0.66
136	Congo	1	0.17	1	0.17	1	0.17	0	0.04	1	0.11
137	Fiji	1	1.29	1	1.06	1	1.1	1	1.2	1	1.04
138	Gabon	1	0.32	1	0.42	1	0.31	1	0.36	1	0.28
139	Grenada	0	0.44	1	4.89	0	4.14	1	5.5	1	5.18
140	Guyana	1	0.96	1	0.88	1	1.18	1	1.17	1	1.08
141	Lesotho	1	0.37	1	0.34	1	0.39	1	0.4	1	0.25
142	Madagascar	13	0.45	1	0.02	1	0.03	1	0.02	1	0.02
143	Malawi	0	0.02	0	0.02	1	0.05	1	0.02	1	0.03
144	Mozambique	3	0.1	2	0.06	3	0.09	2	0.05	1	0.04
145	Seychelles	1	5.1	1	5.74	1	4.18	1	5.01	1	5.07
146	Timor-Leste	0	0.04	0	0.04	0	0.09	0	0.11	1	0.56
147	Uganda	1	0.03	1	0.03	1	0.03	1	0.02	1	0.01
148	Antigua and Barbuda	0	3.3	0	1.62	0	3.28	0	5.29	0	5.05
149	Bhutan	0	0	0	0.02	0	0.27	0	0.33	0	0.41
150	Djibouti	1	0.48	1	0.63	0	0.42	0	0.14	0	0.33
151	French Polynesia	0	1.49	1	2.4	1	2.11	1	1.88	0	1.32
152	Gambia	0	0	0	0.01	0	0.01	0	0.06	0	0.05
153	Guinea	0	0.02	0	0.02	0	0.02	0	0.02	0	0.03
154	Guinea-Bissau	0	0	0	0.01	0	0.02	0	0.01	0	0.05
155	Haiti	0	0.02	0	0.01	0	0.02	0	0.01	0	0.02
156	Kiribati	0	0.01	0	0.14	0	0.14	0	0.03	0	0.07
157	Laos	0	0	0	0.02	0	0.03	0	0.06	0	0.03
158	Liberia	0	0.03	0	0.05	0	0.04	0	0.03	0	0.03
159	Marshall Islands	0	0.33	0	0.54	0	0.64	0	0.64	0	0.76
160	Micronesia	-	-	0	0.02	0	0.01	0	0	0	0.02
161	Nauru	0	0.13	0	0.08	0	0.59	0	0.22	0	0.21
162	New Caledonia	1	1.99	1	2.38	1	1.94	0	1.6	0	1.45
163	Niger	0	0.01	1	0.02	0	0.02	0	0.02	0	0.01
164	Papua New Guinea	1	0.05	0	0.01	0	0.04	0	0.02	0	0.01
165	Rwanda	0	0.01	0	0	0	0.01	0	0.01	0	0.01
166	Saint Kitts and Nevis	0	4.04	0	2.16	0	1.29	0	1.37	0	2.32
167	Saint Lucia	0	2.62	0	2.43	0	1.22	0	1.25	0	0.71
168	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	0	2.47	0	1.05	0	2.14	0	1.07	0	1.1
169	Samoa	0	0.17	0	0.17	0	0.29	0	0.55	0	0.12
170	Sao Tome and Principe	0	0.17	0	0.11	0	0.17	0	0.14	0	0.09
171	Sierra Leone	0	0.01	0	0.01	0	0.01	0	0.01	0	0.01
172	Solomon Islands	0	0.05	0	0.04	0	0.04	0	0.04	0	0.04
173	Suriname	1	0.88	0	0.8	0	0.68	0	0.77	0	0.65
174	Tonga	0	0.77	0	0.33	0	0.35	0	0.68	0	0.83
175	Tuvalu	0	0.32	0	0.26	0	0.36	0	0.15	0	0.15
176	Vanuatu	0	0.07	0	0.07	0	0.17	0	0.14	0	0.24
177	Cuba	6	0.58	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

Grapes Consumption by Country: Quick Answer

In 2023, according to FAO Food Balances, China had the largest listed food supply of grapes among the 176 reporters with reported values, at 10,201 thousand tonnes. India ranked second at 3,112 thousand tonnes, while the United States ranked third at 2,587 thousand tonnes. Moldova had the highest per-capita grapes food supply at 89.01 kilograms per person per year, followed by Albania at 63.71 kilograms. These FAO Food Balances figures represent food available for human consumption, not a direct measurement of grapes actually eaten.

Methodology

Percentage changes use the corresponding value in the earlier year as the base. Yearly totals use FAO Food Balances food quantity (Element 5142, thousand tonnes), while the per-capita figures use food supply quantity (Element 645, kg/capita/year) for Grapes and products excl. wine from 2019 through 2023. The Food element represents the quantity available for human consumption during the reference period. It is not a direct measure of the amount actually eaten, as food can be lost or wasted before it is consumed. No percentage change is shown where the base-year value is zero.

The reporter universe for this item contains 177 reporters. The tables list reporters only; aggregate rows such as World, regions and China (aggregate) are excluded, while China figures refer to the China reporter. For year-to-year comparisons, only reporters with values in both endpoint years are included in the arithmetic. A zero indicates a displayed value of zero, while an empty cell indicates that no value is available for that reporter and year.

Quantities of 1,000 thousand tonnes and above are shown as whole numbers; smaller quantities retain up to two decimals. FAO Food Balances primarily use official national statistics, with some data also estimated or imputed where applicable. The FAO dataset reports the Food element in thousand tonnes and food supply quantity in kilograms per capita per year. The 2023 listed total of 35,171 thousand tonnes is the sum of the 176 reporters with a reported 2023 value; it excludes aggregate rows and reporters without a 2023 value.