Other Stone Fruits Consumption by Country

China recorded the highest total food supply of other stone fruits in 2023, at 151,077 tonnes, followed by Iran at 142,601 tonnes and Uzbekistan at 54,084 tonnes. On a per-person basis, Georgia ranked first at 4.59 grams per person per day, ahead of Iran at 4.31 grams. These figures measure food available for human consumption, not the amount people actually ate.

Afghanistan placed fourth at 46,943 tonnes, with France fifth at 27,403 and Algeria sixth at 22,888. Syria, Ukraine, Myanmar and Georgia completed the top ten between 6,376 and 9,454 tonnes. The top three held 67.0 percent of the annual listed food supply total, and the top five 81.4 percent. China had the highest listed food supply, while Georgia had the highest per-capita food supply.

• Myanmar's other stone fruits fall: down 17,670 tonnes, or 69.7 percent, the deepest latest-year loss.
• Laos's other stone fruits exit: down 15,554 tonnes to a reported zero.
• Yemen's other stone fruits jump: up 1,516 tonnes from a small base, the fastest percentage climb.
• Iran's other stone fruits gain: up 3,267 tonnes, or 2.3 percent.

Other Stone Fruits Consumption

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#	Country	2023 (tonnes)2023	2023 (grams per person per day)2023
1	China CN	151.08K	0.29
2	Iran IR	142.6K	4.31
3	Uzbekistan UZ	54.08K	4.16
4	Afghanistan AF	46.94K	3.1
5	France FR	27.4K	1.13
6	Algeria DZ	22.89K	1.36
7	Syria SY	9.45K	1.1
8	Ukraine UA	9.29K	0.67
9	Myanmar MM	7.7K	0.39
10	Georgia GE	6.38K	4.59
11	Italy IT	5.55K	0.26
12	Greece GR	5.45K	1.46
13	Tunisia TN	5.02K	1.13
14	Türkiye TR	5K	0.16
15	Cameroon CM	4.61K	0.44
16	Tajikistan TJ	3.2K	0.84
17	Qatar QA	2.72K	2.5
18	India IN	2.16K	0
19	Yemen YE	1.8K	0.13
20	Hungary HU	1.14K	0.32
21	Poland PL	921.44	0.07
22	Egypt EG	717.26	0.02
23	Spain ES	504.7	0.03
24	Bangladesh BD	476	0.01
25	Portugal PT	459	0.12
26	Paraguay PY	329.95	0.13
27	Morocco MA	318	0.02
28	Cyprus CY	269.67	0.55
29	Bahamas BS	158.1	1.08
30	Zimbabwe ZW	62.35	0.01
31	Bulgaria BG	50	0.02
32	Vietnam VN	34.52	0
33	Luxembourg LU	29.42	0.12
34	Liberia LR	18.79	0.01
35	Finland FI	10	0
36	Antigua and Barbuda AG	7.5	0.22
37	Slovakia SK	0.4	0
38	Belarus BY	0	0
39	Iraq IQ	0	0
40	Laos LA	0	0
41	Lesotho LS	0	0
42	Lithuania LT	0	0
43	Timor-Leste TL	0	0

Myanmar Slips as Other Stone Fruits Ease

Myanmar shed 17,670 tonnes between 2022 and 2023, dropping 69.7 percent to 7,696 tonnes. Laos went from 15,554 tonnes to a reported zero. Qatar lost 2,483 tonnes, down 47.7 percent, and Greece 1,685 tonnes, down 23.6 percent. Iran added 3,267 tonnes, up 2.3 percent to 142,601 tonnes. Yemen added 1,516 tonnes from a small base, and Syria 1,159 tonnes, up 14.0 percent. Tajikistan added 827 tonnes, up 34.9 percent. The 43 countries present in both years fell from 547,683 tonnes to 518,822 tonnes, down 28,861 tonnes, or 5.3 percent, with no entries or exits.

France Drives the Five-Year Other Stone Fruits Growth

Between 2019 and 2023, the 35 countries present in both years grew from 481,219 tonnes to 506,794 tonnes, up 25,575 tonnes, or 5.3 percent. France added 16,854 tonnes, up 159.8 percent, accounting for 65.9 percent of the net gain. China added 5,741 tonnes, up 4.0 percent, and Italy 5,545 tonnes from a zero base. Georgia added 2,677 tonnes, up 72.4 percent. Bangladesh shed 3,810 tonnes, down 88.9 percent, and Greece 3,787 tonnes, down 41.0 percent. Qatar lost 2,852 tonnes, down 51.2 percent. Eight countries arrived over the period with 12,028 tonnes, and none left.

Georgia Heads Other Stone Fruits per Person

Georgia's 4.59 grams a day edged Iran's 4.31, with Uzbekistan third at 4.16 and Afghanistan fourth at 3.10. Qatar recorded 2.50 grams, ahead of Greece at 1.46 and Algeria at 1.36. France, fifth by volume, sat at 1.13 grams per person. China, first by volume, did not reach the per-person top five.

What the Other Stone Fruits Data Covers

Stone fruits outside the named species are grouped here, measured as food available for human consumption in tonnes and in daily grams per person, for 2019 through 2023. Annual totals sum only reporting countries, so arrivals and departures shift the universe slightly. The tonnage column shows market scale; the per-person column divides that scale by population. With just 44 countries in the file, one mover can swing the whole total.

Laos fell from 15,554 tonnes in 2022 to a reported zero in 2023. Yemen rose 528.4 percent from under 300 tonnes in 2022.

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#	Country	2019 (t)	2019 (g/cap/d)	2020 (t)	2020 (g/cap/d)	2021 (t)	2021 (g/cap/d)	2022 (t)	2022 (g/cap/d)	2023 (t)	2023 (g/cap/d)
1	China	145.34K	0.28	148.54K	0.29	151.45K	0.29	150.64K	0.29	151.08K	0.29
2	Iran	144.1K	4.54	144.54K	4.51	130.5K	4.04	139.33K	4.26	142.6K	4.31
3	Uzbekistan	53.59K	4.45	54.08K	4.41	54.16K	4.33	53.96K	4.23	54.08K	4.16
4	Afghanistan	45.64K	3.3	46.56K	3.27	48.4K	3.32	46.73K	3.15	46.94K	3.1
5	France	10.55K	0.44	10.54K	0.44	25.5K	1.06	27.2K	1.12	27.4K	1.13
6	Algeria	22.39K	1.42	20.05K	1.25	21.68K	1.33	22.43K	1.35	22.89K	1.36
7	Syria	7.62K	1.03	8.99K	1.17	8.51K	1.08	8.3K	1.01	9.45K	1.1
8	Ukraine	10.46K	0.64	8.99K	0.55	9.76K	0.6	9.56K	0.64	9.29K	0.67
9	Myanmar	-	-	18.01K	0.93	17.38K	0.89	25.37K	1.29	7.7K	0.39
10	Georgia	3.7K	2.67	6.42K	4.64	5.4K	3.91	6.29K	4.54	6.38K	4.59
11	Italy	0	0	5.61K	0.26	5.66K	0.26	5.7K	0.26	5.55K	0.26
12	Greece	9.24K	2.36	9.55K	2.44	7.96K	2.06	7.14K	1.88	5.45K	1.46
13	Tunisia	5.04K	1.16	4.87K	1.12	5.04K	1.15	5.04K	1.14	5.02K	1.13
14	Türkiye	1.25K	0.04	981.92	0.03	2.03K	0.06	5.17K	0.16	5K	0.16
15	Cameroon	4.49K	0.48	4.65K	0.49	4.59K	0.47	4.6K	0.46	4.61K	0.44
16	Tajikistan	-	-	1.28K	0.36	1.33K	0.36	2.37K	0.64	3.2K	0.84
17	Qatar	5.57K	5.46	6.1K	5.96	5.38K	5.24	5.21K	4.93	2.72K	2.5
18	India	2.07K	0	2.12K	0	2.16K	0	2.16K	0	2.16K	0
19	Yemen	2.06K	0.16	1.02K	0.08	992.89	0.07	286.91	0.02	1.8K	0.13
20	Hungary	480.99	0.13	1.03K	0.29	1.16K	0.33	990.83	0.28	1.14K	0.32
21	Poland	-	-	-	-	0	0	921.44	0.07	921.44	0.07
22	Egypt	674.5	0.02	688.92	0.02	703.8	0.02	714.16	0.02	717.26	0.02
23	Spain	1.43K	0.08	2.04K	0.12	568.94	0.03	312	0.02	504.7	0.03
24	Bangladesh	4.29K	0.07	275	0	2.14K	0.03	0.5	0	476	0.01
25	Portugal	450	0.12	450	0.12	468	0.12	459	0.12	459	0.12
26	Paraguay	61.61	0.03	209.9	0.09	279.48	0.11	348.49	0.14	329.95	0.13
27	Morocco	318.6	0.02	318.57	0.02	318.45	0.02	318.15	0.02	318	0.02
28	Cyprus	288.33	0.61	288.33	0.61	277.34	0.58	242.71	0.5	269.67	0.55
29	Bahamas	-	-	-	-	-	-	99.01	0.68	158.1	1.08
30	Zimbabwe	62.88	0.01	62.9	0.01	60.71	0.01	62.9	0.01	62.35	0.01
31	Bulgaria	0	0	0	0	10	0	10	0	50	0.02
32	Vietnam	-	-	-	-	0	0	3.52	0	34.52	0
33	Luxembourg	7.35	0.03	7.35	0.03	0	0	7.35	0.03	29.42	0.12
34	Liberia	-	-	-	-	-	-	9.25	0	18.79	0.01
35	Finland	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	10	0
36	Antigua and Barbuda	0	0	0	0	9.93	0.29	5.66	0.17	7.5	0.22
37	Slovakia	7.35	0	-	-	-	-	0.4	0	0.4	0
38	Belarus	-	-	-	-	-	-	12.79	0	0	0
39	Iraq	-	-	-	-	-	-	96	0.01	0	0
40	Laos	0	0	5.45K	2.03	1.78K	0.65	15.55K	5.64	0	0
41	Lesotho	43.64	0.05	137.62	0.17	0	0	0	0	0	0
42	Lithuania	0	0	0	0	0	0	10	0.01	0	0
43	Timor-Leste	0	0	0	0	0	0	33.25	0.07	0	0
44	Papua New Guinea	-	-	-	-	0.53	0	-	-	-	-

Methodology

Element 5141 in FAO Supply Utilization Accounts captures tonnage for human consumption, while element 665 captures daily grams per person; both series run 2019-2023 for other stone fruits. Percentage changes are calculated against the earlier year's value. Percentage changes are not reported when the baseline is zero. Forty-four countries form the universe once aggregates are set aside, and 43 show 2023 values. Comparisons admit only countries present at both endpoints. The 2023 listed total of 518,822 tonnes equals every country with a 2023 entry. A zero is reported, a blank is missing, and figures below 1,000 retain two decimals.