Mangoes, guavas and mangosteens Production by Country 2025

Mangoes, guavas, and mangosteens—the tropical trinity of sweetness—dominate global fruit production with India leading at 26,236,000 tonnes in 2023, projected to reach 26,001,300 tonnes by 2025. Global supply totaled 61,107,094 tonnes in 2023, climbing 1.0% from the prior year. Indonesia follows with 4,104,449 tonnes, while China produces 3,860,825 tonnes. These tropical treasures span 102 countries, from backyard trees to commercial orchards. Whether you're slicing juicy Alphonso mangoes, munching pink guava, or savoring mangosteen's "queen of fruits" segments, these fruits deliver tropical paradise. From Indian aam to Thai mamuang, mangoes alone have 1,000+ varieties proving that tropical fruits are nature's candy!

Mangoes, guavas and mangosteens Production by Country 2025 Map

🏆 India's Mango Mania

India's 26.2 million tonnes represents about 45% of global production for this category, with mangoes dominating (guavas and mangosteens are smaller contributors). Production spans Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Bihar, and Gujarat. Indian mangoes are legendary—Alphonso (Hapus), Kesar, Dasheri, Langra, Totapuri—each variety has devoted fans! The country grows 1,000+ mango varieties, from table mangoes to processing types. Production grew from 24.7 million in 2018 to 26.3 million in 2022, though 2023 shows slight decline. Domestic consumption absorbs most output—mangoes are summer obsession, eaten fresh, in lassi, aamras, pickles, and chutneys. India also exports premium Alphonso to Gulf, Europe, and US. Challenges include irregular flowering from erratic weather, anthracnose disease, fruit flies, and post-harvest losses (30-40%). Modern orchards adopt high-density planting, drip irrigation, and integrated pest management. The mango's cultural significance is immense—it's national fruit, symbol of love, and summer's greatest gift!

🔬 Forecast Methodology: 2025 projections calculated using Weighted Moving Average (WMA) methodology: Recent years weighted at 50% (2023), 30% (2022), and 20% (2021), combined with compound annual growth rate (CAGR) analysis. Countries with high volatility received balanced projections considering production trends.

Mangoes, guavas and mangosteens Production by Country 2025

#
Country
2025 (est.) (Tonne)
1
India
India IN
26,001,300
2
Indonesia
Indonesia ID
4,002,171
3
China
China CN
3,828,412
4
Pakistan
Pakistan PK
2,667,410
5
Mexico
Mexico MX
2,590,515
6
Brazil
Brazil BR
2,238,439
7
Malawi
Malawi MW
2,017,249
8
Thailand
Thailand TH
1,632,738
9
Egypt
Egypt EG
1,576,225
10
Bangladesh
Bangladesh BD
1,481,675
11
Vietnam
Vietnam VN
1,462,326
12
Nigeria
Nigeria NG
954,530
13
Kenya
Kenya KE
832,892
14
Philippines
Philippines PH
767,119
15
Sudan
Sudan SD
719,601
16
Mali
Mali ML
716,863
17
Colombia
Colombia CO
541,325
18
Nepal
Nepal NP
518,615
19
Tanzania
Tanzania TZ
452,756
20
Peru
Peru PE
438,350
21
Yemen
Yemen YE
393,197
22
Cuba
Cuba CU
383,623
23
DR Congo
DR Congo CD
308,197
24
Madagascar
Madagascar MG
305,833
25
Angola
Angola AO
276,595
26
Haiti
Haiti HT
256,450
27
Guinea
Guinea GN
204,100
28
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka LK
196,317
29
Ivory Coast
Ivory Coast CI
195,390
30
Guatemala
Guatemala GT
179,676
31
Niger
Niger NE
166,933
32
Ethiopia
Ethiopia ET
146,725
33
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe ZW
136,640
34
Taiwan
Taiwan TW
135,186
35
Venezuela
Venezuela VE
127,305
36
Senegal
Senegal SN
122,214
37
Ecuador
Ecuador EC
104,541
38
Ghana
Ghana GH
102,832
39
South Africa
South Africa ZA
102,153
40
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia SA
92,080
41
Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic DO
78,992
42
Australia
Australia AU
68,937
43
Cambodia
Cambodia KH
66,629
44
Malaysia
Malaysia MY
65,459
45
Israel
Israel IL
60,979
46
Iran
Iran IR
45,423
47
El Salvador
El Salvador SV
41,602
48
Congo
Congo CG
37,830
49
Chad
Chad TD
36,379
50
Paraguay
Paraguay PY
34,436
51
Costa Rica
Costa Rica CR
30,491
52
Mozambique
Mozambique MZ
27,869
53
Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone SL
22,215
54
Myanmar
Myanmar MM
20,320
55
Bolivia
Bolivia BO
17,627
56
Benin
Benin BJ
16,372
57
Oman
Oman OM
16,118
58
Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso BF
14,618
59
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico PR
14,330
60
Central African Republic
Central African Republic CF
12,691
61
Guinea-Bissau
Guinea-Bissau GW
9,313
62
Timor-Leste
Timor-Leste TL
7,476
63
Panama
Panama PA
6,433
64
Vanuatu
Vanuatu VU
6,084
65
Palestine
Palestine PS
5,287
66
United Arab Emirates
United Arab Emirates AE
5,018
67
Guyana
Guyana GY
4,930
68
Laos
Laos LA
4,878
69
Jordan
Jordan JO
4,843
70
Samoa
Samoa WS
4,284
71
Japan
Japan JP
3,515
72
Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago TT
3,225
73
Jamaica
Jamaica JM
2,789
74
Bahamas
Bahamas BS
2,664
75
Argentina
Argentina AR
2,238
76
Dominica
Dominica DM
2,123
77
Grenada
Grenada GD
1,452
78
Gambia
Gambia GM
1,448
79
United States
United States US
1,438
80
Antigua and Barbuda
Antigua and Barbuda AG
1,411
81
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines VC
1,340
82
Suriname
Suriname SR
1,276
83
Somalia
Somalia SO
1,265
84
Bhutan
Bhutan BT
1,133
85
New Caledonia
New Caledonia NC
1,041
86
Rwanda
Rwanda RW
954
87
Cameroon
Cameroon CM
891
88
Saint Lucia
Saint Lucia LC
757
89
Cape Verde
Cape Verde CV
740
90
Fiji
Fiji FJ
617
91
Djibouti
Djibouti DJ
614
92
Honduras
Honduras HN
538
93
Eswatini
Eswatini SZ
373
94
Cook Islands
Cook Islands CK
254
95
French Polynesia
French Polynesia PF
211
96
Namibia
Namibia NA
189
97
Morocco
Morocco MA
135
98
Seychelles
Seychelles SC
71
99
Kuwait
Kuwait KW
54
100
Belize
Belize BZ
22
101
Maldives
Maldives MV
15
102
Qatar
Qatar QA
9

🌏 Southeast Asian Tropical Bounty

Indonesia produces 4.1 million tonnes, primarily mangoes and mangosteens (Indonesia is mangosteen heartland!). China contributes 3.9 million tonnes, Thailand 1.6 million tonnes, and Philippines 799,247 tonnes. Vietnam (1.5 million tonnes) grows mangoes and guavas. These countries produce diverse varieties suited to local tastes—Thai Nam Dok Mai mangoes, Indonesian Arumanis, Philippine Carabao. Mangosteens (the "queen of fruits") grow primarily in Southeast Asia, with Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia leading. The region's year-round tropical climate enables multiple harvests. Challenges include anthracnose, fruit flies, and typhoon damage. However, growing Asian middle class drives demand for premium fruits. Export markets expand to China, Japan, and beyond. Processing creates dried mangoes, mango puree, and frozen products.

🌎 Americas and Africa: Growing Markets

Mexico produces 2.7 million tonnes, primarily mangoes for US export and domestic consumption. Brazil contributes 2.3 million tonnes, Pakistan 2.6 million tonnes. Egypt (1.7 million tonnes), Kenya (909,900 tonnes), and Nigeria (954,199 tonnes) lead African production. Malawi shows impressive 2.1 million tonnes. These countries grow mangoes adapted to local conditions—Mexican Ataulfo and Kent, Pakistani Sindhri and Chaunsa, African varieties suited to drier climates. Guavas are significant in Latin America and parts of Africa. The region faces challenges from irregular rainfall, pests, and limited cold chain infrastructure. However, export opportunities drive investment in modern orchards and post-harvest facilities. African mangoes increasingly reach European markets. Processing industries create mango pulp, juice, and dried products.

💪 Tropical Nutrition Bombs

Mangoes provide vitamin C (36mg per 100g), vitamin A (from beta-carotene), fiber, and antioxidants at 60 calories per 100g. Guavas are vitamin C champions (228mg per 100g—4x more than oranges!), plus fiber and antioxidants at 68 calories. Mangosteens offer xanthones (powerful antioxidants) and vitamin C at 73 calories. Culinary uses span cultures: Indian mango lassi and aamras, Thai mango sticky rice, Mexican mango with chili, Philippine green mango with bagoong, guava juice and paste, and mangosteen eaten fresh. Mangoes range from sweet dessert types to sour green mangoes for salads and pickles. The fruits' tropical sweetness makes them natural desserts. Fun fact: mangoes are related to cashews and pistachios—all in Anacardiaceae family!

🌱 Tropical Tree Cultivation

Mangoes thrive in tropical/subtropical climates with temperatures 24-30°C and distinct dry season for flowering. Trees take 3-5 years to bear fruit, reaching full production at 10-15 years, and can produce for 100+ years! Harvest occurs when fruits develop characteristic aroma and color. Guavas are faster—fruiting in 2-3 years, with multiple harvests annually. Mangosteens are slowest—taking 8-15 years to fruit but producing for decades. Major challenges include anthracnose (devastating fungal disease in humid conditions), fruit flies, mango hoppers, and irregular bearing (alternate bearing in mangoes). Climate change brings erratic flowering from unseasonal rains and temperature fluctuations. Modern orchards use high-density planting, drip irrigation, mulching, and integrated pest management. Organic production grows but faces pest control challenges. Grafting ensures variety consistency and earlier fruiting.

📈 Premium Fruit Markets

Global mango markets value fresh fruit at $500-2000/tonne depending on variety and quality, with premium Alphonso reaching $3,000-5,000/tonne. Guavas command $400-1,000/tonne, mangosteens $2000-4,000/tonne (limited supply, high demand). Processing creates mango pulp ($800-1,500/tonne), dried mangoes ($3,000-6,000/tonne), and juices. Organic fruits fetch 30-50% premiums. Climate change affects flowering and fruit set, causing production volatility. The 30-40% post-harvest losses from poor handling and storage challenge profitability. Retail trends favor ready-to-eat products (pre-cut mangoes), exotic varieties, and organic certification. Export markets grow from producing countries to temperate regions. Air freight enables fresh mango exports despite short shelf life. The health food trend elevates tropical fruits from treats to superfoods.

🔮 Tropical Paradise Ahead

Global production should grow 3-4% annually through 2025, driven by Asian middle-class expansion and Western demand for exotic fruits. Climate-adapted varieties help cope with erratic weather and temperature extremes. The industry invests in disease-resistant varieties, improved post-harvest handling, and cold chain infrastructure. Value-added products—dried fruits, purees, and frozen products—create year-round markets. Organic and fair-trade certification access premium markets. Sustainability focus drives reduced pesticide use and water conservation. These tropical treasures' exceptional flavors, nutritional benefits, and cultural significance ensure their future. From Indian mango season celebrations to Southeast Asian fruit markets, these fruits prove that tropical paradise is edible—one sweet, juicy bite at a time!

Mangoes, guavas and mangosteens Production by Country 2025

#
Country
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2025 (est.)
1
India
India
24,966,000 25,631,000 24,678,000 24,968,000 26,299,000 26,236,000 26,001,300
2
Indonesia
Indonesia
3,083,621 3,294,817 3,617,271 3,561,867 4,125,244 4,104,449 4,002,171
3
China
China
3,151,109 3,282,000 3,798,000 3,790,000 3,800,000 3,860,825 3,828,412
4
Pakistan
Pakistan
2,320,050 2,270,229 2,344,647 2,677,017 2,782,809 2,594,328 2,667,410
5
Mexico
Mexico
2,178,927 2,396,675 2,373,111 2,441,496 2,497,208 2,706,107 2,590,515
6
Brazil
Brazil
1,899,261 2,002,849 2,113,918 2,056,772 2,188,700 2,340,950 2,238,439
7
Malawi
Malawi
1,694,448 1,672,292 1,700,000 1,733,890 2,015,822 2,131,449 2,017,249
8
Thailand
Thailand
1,576,419 1,643,058 1,320,728 1,640,354 1,650,908 1,618,789 1,632,738
9
Egypt
Egypt
1,429,367 1,396,540 1,544,350 1,123,915 1,645,866 1,715,365 1,576,225
10
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
1,407,308 1,456,331 1,448,396 1,458,554 1,452,303 1,508,547 1,481,675
11
Vietnam
Vietnam
1,055,385 1,157,854 1,256,038 1,445,665 1,413,636 1,498,206 1,462,326
12
Nigeria
Nigeria
933,431 946,988 951,640 958,560 952,396 954,199 954,530
13
Kenya
Kenya
676,377 806,066 819,276 752,153 758,372 909,900 832,892
14
Philippines
Philippines
725,122 753,985 753,103 752,834 723,093 799,247 767,119
15
Sudan
Sudan
656,472 663,037 669,667 705,775 717,888 726,159 719,601
16
Mali
Mali
813,490 814,920 793,220 887,008 670,650 676,532 716,863
17
Colombia
Colombia
515,275 649,730 530,025 548,004 546,774 535,384 541,325
18
Nepal
Nepal
356,378 393,686 483,905 484,511 508,172 538,523 518,615
19
Tanzania
Tanzania
443,294 446,134 449,326 447,258 444,789 459,735 452,756
20
Peru
Peru
383,021 431,884 518,194 447,345 508,486 392,671 438,350
21
Yemen
Yemen
290,793 362,365 357,385 401,758 412,768 378,031 393,197
22
Cuba
Cuba
391,111 388,287 259,032 246,886 370,397 446,253 383,623
23
DR Congo
DR Congo
296,030 298,210 302,356 305,438 307,560 309,683 308,197
24
Madagascar
Madagascar
296,865 294,924 301,421 303,373 305,265 307,158 305,833
25
Angola
Angola
230,455 236,690 248,036 261,244 266,890 288,559 276,595
26
Haiti
Haiti
461,766 342,680 227,758 328,991 263,682 223,095 256,450
27
Guinea
Guinea
184,975 190,441 194,798 199,255 203,815 206,209 204,100
28
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka
103,242 93,977 198,116 186,663 206,485 194,077 196,317
29
Ivory Coast
Ivory Coast
120,000 150,000 180,000 180,000 185,199 207,661 195,390
30
Guatemala
Guatemala
139,545 153,022 173,909 171,156 175,075 185,845 179,676
31
Niger
Niger
165,347 168,512 166,554 166,372 166,803 167,235 166,933
32
Ethiopia
Ethiopia
136,980 108,948 108,734 145,110 152,368 143,986 146,725
33
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe
79,943 95,475 107,125 118,557 141,059 141,221 136,640
34
Taiwan
Taiwan
146,672 167,791 171,537 171,662 112,872 133,985 135,186
35
Venezuela
Venezuela
105,789 95,921 66,862 103,921 151,121 122,368 127,305
36
Senegal
Senegal
128,450 130,000 121,000 122,905 121,500 122,365 122,214
37
Ecuador
Ecuador
90,718 105,585 80,422 124,167 135,091 78,361 104,541
38
Ghana
Ghana
99,041 98,596 103,850 103,465 101,970 103,095 102,832
39
South Africa
South Africa
91,261 124,164 113,291 103,424 117,916 92,186 102,153
40
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia
86,455 86,455 86,499 88,650 89,500 95,000 92,080
41
Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic
37,347 44,183 53,422 52,575 74,460 92,278 78,992
42
Australia
Australia
56,893 49,594 62,603 60,741 64,463 74,900 68,937
43
Cambodia
Cambodia
66,178 67,540 66,181 66,633 66,785 66,533 66,629
44
Malaysia
Malaysia
75,994 81,234 74,012 75,939 66,020 60,930 65,459
45
Israel
Israel
48,096 53,234 35,357 58,397 62,598 61,040 60,979
46
Iran
Iran
42,734 42,762 42,804 44,337 46,087 45,459 45,423
47
El Salvador
El Salvador
31,688 42,325 25,366 14,123 39,479 53,867 41,602
48
Congo
Congo
36,882 37,132 37,498 37,597 37,780 37,954 37,830
49
Chad
Chad
35,429 35,659 35,889 36,087 36,314 36,535 36,379
50
Paraguay
Paraguay
34,352 34,629 34,337 34,439 34,469 34,415 34,436
51
Costa Rica
Costa Rica
24,193 29,508 23,812 24,269 30,187 33,163 30,491
52
Mozambique
Mozambique
28,043 27,792 27,803 27,943 27,886 27,829 27,869
53
Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone
22,207 22,175 22,244 22,209 22,209 22,221 22,215
54
Myanmar
Myanmar
16,354 19,805 22,053 19,404 20,421 20,626 20,320
55
Bolivia
Bolivia
17,613 18,032 17,613 17,546 17,766 17,576 17,627
56
Benin
Benin
16,265 16,589 16,266 16,373 16,409 16,350 16,372
57
Oman
Oman
15,847 16,006 16,006 16,058 16,106 16,149 16,118
58
Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso
14,379 14,798 14,582 14,586 14,655 14,608 14,618
59
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico
20,440 18,605 17,440 16,269 12,822 14,459 14,330
60
Central African Republic
Central African Republic
12,225 12,191 12,576 12,603 12,671 12,738 12,691
61
Guinea-Bissau
Guinea-Bissau
9,000 9,022 9,319 9,396 9,246 9,321 9,313
62
Timor-Leste
Timor-Leste
7,512 7,451 7,479 7,481 7,470 7,477 7,476
63
Panama
Panama
7,334 4,422 4,642 6,419 7,478 5,812 6,433
64
Vanuatu
Vanuatu
0 0 0 0 7,615 7,600 6,084
65
Palestine
Palestine
1,574 2,707 3,955 7,902 5,700 3,994 5,287
66
United Arab Emirates
United Arab Emirates
11,626 8,156 9,317 4,571 4,540 5,485 5,018
67
Guyana
Guyana
7,939 8,333 8,843 5,336 5,112 4,659 4,930
68
Laos
Laos
4,804 4,927 4,872 4,868 4,889 4,876 4,878
69
Jordan
Jordan
2,790 2,894 2,744 3,657 4,734 5,383 4,843
70
Samoa
Samoa
4,269 4,268 4,280 4,273 4,282 4,291 4,284
71
Japan
Japan
3,470 3,483 3,531 3,515 3,510 3,519 3,515
72
Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago
2,707 2,484 2,354 2,901 3,175 3,385 3,225
73
Jamaica
Jamaica
2,708 2,819 2,798 2,775 2,797 2,790 2,789
74
Bahamas
Bahamas
2,586 2,611 2,636 2,657 2,678 2,657 2,664
75
Argentina
Argentina
2,206 2,218 2,235 2,230 2,236 2,243 2,238
76
Dominica
Dominica
2,055 2,056 2,056 2,131 2,125 2,120 2,123
77
Grenada
Grenada
1,451 1,440 1,476 1,465 1,455 1,445 1,452
78
Gambia
Gambia
1,477 1,434 1,448 1,453 1,445 1,449 1,448
79
United States
United States
1,451 1,417 1,372 1,374 1,376 1,500 1,438
80
Antigua and Barbuda
Antigua and Barbuda
1,412 1,410 1,409 1,410 1,411 1,411 1,411
81
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
1,854 1,856 3,764 1,410 1,313 1,328 1,340
82
Suriname
Suriname
2,707 2,484 2,599 598 1,116 1,642 1,276
83
Somalia
Somalia
1,200 1,200 1,222 1,258 1,259 1,272 1,265
84
Bhutan
Bhutan
1,743 2,035 1,881 1,354 997 1,126 1,133
85
New Caledonia
New Caledonia
1,085 1,132 1,166 1,165 1,062 978 1,041
86
Rwanda
Rwanda
10,065 3,748 2,148 1,870 1,132 481 954
87
Cameroon
Cameroon
904 886 891 893 890 891 891
88
Saint Lucia
Saint Lucia
746 1,093 851 533 980 713 757
89
Cape Verde
Cape Verde
2,814 762 796 720 725 756 740
90
Fiji
Fiji
319 413 409 414 615 699 617
91
Djibouti
Djibouti
592 589 593 598 610 623 614
92
Honduras
Honduras
617 473 554 548 525 542 538
93
Eswatini
Eswatini
126 187 300 500 510 241 373
94
Cook Islands
Cook Islands
254 254 254 254 254 254 254
95
French Polynesia
French Polynesia
0 186 154 198 226 207 211
96
Namibia
Namibia
188 189 191 189 189 190 189
97
Morocco
Morocco
201 270 380 100 100 169 135
98
Seychelles
Seychelles
70 72 70 71 71 71 71
99
Kuwait
Kuwait
25 60 57 60 50 53 54
100
Belize
Belize
32 25 9 9 9 36 22
101
Maldives
Maldives
128 52 55 4 1 27 15
102
Qatar
Qatar
0 0 0 9 7 10 9

Frequently Asked Questions

Which country produces the most mangoes, guavas and mangosteens in the world?

India is the world's largest producer with 26,236,000 tonnes in 2023, projected to reach 26,001,300 tonnes by 2025, accounting for approximately 45% of global production. Indonesia ranks second with 4,104,449 tonnes, followed by China at 3,860,825 tonnes. India's production is primarily mangoes, with over 1,000 varieties grown across Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Bihar, and Gujarat. Legendary varieties include Alphonso (Hapus), Kesar, Dasheri, and Langra. Domestic consumption absorbs most output, with mangoes being summer obsession eaten fresh, in lassi, aamras, pickles, and chutneys, while premium Alphonso exports reach Gulf, Europe, and US markets.

Why is mangosteen called the "queen of fruits"?

Mangosteen earned this royal title for good reasons! The fruit has exquisite sweet-tart flavor described as combination of strawberry, peach, and citrus—incredibly complex and balanced. The creamy white segments are perfection. Queen Victoria reportedly offered knighthood to anyone who could bring her fresh mangosteens (they didn't travel well pre-refrigeration). The purple rind contains xanthones (powerful antioxidants) used in traditional medicine. Mangosteens are finicky—trees take 8-15 years to fruit, require specific tropical conditions, and fruits bruise easily. This scarcity adds to mystique. The fruit's elegance—purple crown-like calyx, pristine white segments—looks regal. While mango is "king of fruits" (bold, popular, versatile), mangosteen is refined queen (subtle, rare, sophisticated). Try one and you'll understand why people pay $2-4 per fruit!

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

Sources

(0) Comments

Please log in to leave a comment.

Log in