Other Tropical Fruit, Dried Consumption by Country

Thailand recorded the largest listed food supply of dried tropical fruit in 2023, at 74,241 tonnes. The Philippines ranked second at 32,154 tonnes, followed by India at 27,763 tonnes. Oman ranked first per person, at 13.19 grams per day. The 56 countries with reported 2023 values accounted for a combined listed total of 257,197 tonnes. Thailand, the Philippines and India together represented 52.2 percent of that total.

Which country had the highest dried tropical fruit food supply in 2023? Thailand ranked first by total volume, with 74,241 tonnes, followed by the Philippines with 32,154 tonnes and India with 27,763 tonnes. Oman had the highest listed food supply per person, at 13.19 grams per day. The figures cover food available for human consumption and do not directly measure how much people actually ate.

Oman placed fourth at 24,312 tonnes, with Angola fifth at 24,019 and the United States sixth at 13,534. Taiwan, the Netherlands, Honduras and Indonesia closed the top ten between 7,037 and 12,111 tonnes. The top three held 52.2 percent of the annual listed food supply total, and the top five 71.0 percent.

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#	Country	2023 (tonnes)2023	2023 (grams per person per day)2023
1	Thailand TH	74.24K	2.84
2	Philippines PH	32.15K	0.77
3	India IN	27.76K	0.05
4	Oman OM	24.31K	13.19
5	Angola AO	24.02K	1.79
6	United States US	13.53K	0.11
7	Taiwan TW	12.11K	1.42
8	Netherlands NL	8.54K	1.29
9	Honduras HN	7.13K	1.84
10	Indonesia ID	7.04K	0.07
11	Spain ES	4.59K	0.26
12	Madagascar MG	3.59K	0.31
13	Malaysia MY	2.68K	0.21
14	Canada CA	2.4K	0.17
15	France FR	2.35K	0.1
16	New Zealand NZ	2.02K	1.07
17	Pakistan PK	1.88K	0.02
18	United Kingdom GB	1.58K	0.06
19	Venezuela VE	1.4K	0.14
20	Germany DE	970.34	0.03
21	Australia AU	701.8	0.07
22	Iran IR	494.93	0.01
23	Guatemala GT	391.56	0.06
24	Ivory Coast CI	355.46	0.03
25	Portugal PT	265.52	0.07
26	Finland FI	193.99	0.09
27	Sweden SE	110.82	0.03
28	Belgium BE	110.03	0.03
29	Russia RU	79.03	0
30	El Salvador SV	76.91	0.03
31	Austria AT	76.38	0.02
32	Slovenia SI	20.51	0.03
33	Ireland IE	13.9	0.01
34	Kyrgyzstan KG	6.08	0
35	Luxembourg LU	4.09	0.02
36	Cyprus CY	1.26	0
37	South Korea KR	0.67	0
38	Senegal SN	0.3	0
39	Jordan JO	0.25	0
40	Mongolia MN	0.23	0
41	Moldova MD	0.22	0
42	Gambia GM	0.16	0
43	French Polynesia PF	0.13	0
44	Macau MO	0.09	0
45	Congo CG	0.04	0
46	Sierra Leone SL	0.02	0
47	New Caledonia NC	0.01	0
48	Tunisia TN	0.01	0
49	Antigua and Barbuda AG	0	0
50	Botswana BW	0	0
51	Guinea GN	0	0
52	Italy IT	0	0
53	Niger NE	0	0
54	Saudi Arabia SA	0	0
55	Ukraine UA	0	0
56	Zambia ZM	0	0

Oman and France Record the Largest Declines

Oman's listed food supply fell by 19,456 tonnes between 2022 and 2023, decreasing 44.5 percent to 24,312 tonnes. France declined by 14,299 tonnes, or 85.9 percent, while Thailand fell by 4,917 tonnes, or 6.2 percent, but remained in first place. Guatemala's value dropped by 4,713 tonnes, a decrease of 92.3 percent. In contrast, Angola added 1,869 tonnes, Spain added 715 tonnes and the United States added 673 tonnes. Across the 52 countries with values in both years, the combined total fell from 289,734 to 250,063 tonnes, a decline of 39,671 tonnes, or 13.7 percent. Congo, Honduras, Mongolia and South Korea first reported values in 2023, totalling 7,134 tonnes, of which Honduras accounted for 7,133 tonnes.

Five-Year Growth Remains Modest

For the 44 countries with values in both 2019 and 2023, the combined listed total rose from 243,923 to 249,983 tonnes, an increase of 6,060 tonnes, or 2.5 percent. Angola added 4,403 tonnes, Oman added 4,312 tonnes and the Netherlands added 3,997 tonnes. Thailand gained 3,618 tonnes, while Malaysia and the United States also recorded increases. Pakistan's listed value fell by 17,710 tonnes, or 90.4 percent, and Guatemala declined by 1,555 tonnes. Despite these large losses, the combined total for the common-country group still increased over the five-year period. The data do not establish the reasons for the changes. Kuwait reported 0.50 tonnes in 2019 with no 2023 value; twelve countries first reported values in the window, adding 7,213 tonnes to the 2023 total.

Oman Leads Food Supply per Person

Oman recorded the highest listed food supply per person in 2023, at 13.19 grams per day. Thailand ranked second at 2.84 grams, followed by Honduras at 1.84 grams and Angola at 1.79 grams. Taiwan recorded 1.42 grams per person per day. Thailand led by total volume but ranked second on a per-person basis, illustrating the difference between a country's total supply and its population-adjusted value.

What the Dried Tropical Fruit Data Measures

The dataset covers FAO's "Other tropical fruit, dried" category for 2019-2023. It reports food supply in tonnes and grams per person per day. The dataset includes 61 countries and areas that reported a value in at least one year; 56 have a reported value for 2023. Annual listed totals sum the reporting countries with values for each year, while year-to-year and five-year comparisons include only countries with values at both endpoints. Reported zeros are retained as values; blanks are treated as missing data. Sharp changes in individual country figures should not be taken as proof of a particular cause without supporting evidence.

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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	Thailand	70.62K	2.71	74.48K	2.85	86.53K	3.31	79.16K	3.02	74.24K	2.84
2	Philippines	32.22K	0.8	32.19K	0.79	31.86K	0.77	32.24K	0.78	32.15K	0.77
3	India	28.12K	0.06	29.57K	0.06	29.3K	0.06	27.93K	0.05	27.76K	0.05
4	Oman	20K	11.93	22.33K	13.53	51.72K	31.49	43.77K	25.35	24.31K	13.19
5	Angola	19.62K	1.66	20.79K	1.7	21.43K	1.7	22.15K	1.7	24.02K	1.79
6	United States	11.2K	0.09	10.24K	0.08	11.63K	0.09	12.86K	0.1	13.53K	0.11
7	Taiwan	11.01K	1.27	13.42K	1.55	12.26K	1.43	11.66K	1.36	12.11K	1.42
8	Netherlands	4.54K	0.71	7.24K	1.12	8.28K	1.28	8.92K	1.36	8.54K	1.29
9	Honduras	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	7.13K	1.84
10	Indonesia	5.98K	0.06	6.05K	0.06	6.83K	0.07	6.76K	0.07	7.04K	0.07
11	Spain	4.36K	0.25	4.03K	0.23	4.26K	0.24	3.88K	0.22	4.59K	0.26
12	Madagascar	3.46K	0.34	3.54K	0.33	3.7K	0.34	3.59K	0.32	3.59K	0.31
13	Malaysia	309.95	0.03	334.73	0.03	2.62K	0.21	2.72K	0.21	2.68K	0.21
14	Canada	2.42K	0.18	2.24K	0.16	2.56K	0.18	2.02K	0.14	2.4K	0.17
15	France	1.1K	0.05	4.04K	0.17	14.3K	0.59	16.65K	0.69	2.35K	0.1
16	New Zealand	2.3K	1.26	2.17K	1.17	2.23K	1.2	2.07K	1.11	2.02K	1.07
17	Pakistan	19.59K	0.23	19.16K	0.22	2K	0.02	1.65K	0.02	1.88K	0.02
18	United Kingdom	1.13K	0.05	1.31K	0.05	1.42K	0.06	1.39K	0.06	1.58K	0.06
19	Venezuela	772.2	0.07	1.06K	0.1	1.38K	0.13	1.37K	0.13	1.4K	0.14
20	Germany	984.04	0.03	1.04K	0.03	1.17K	0.04	1.32K	0.04	970.34	0.03
21	Australia	581.53	0.06	698.49	0.07	648.84	0.07	526.62	0.06	701.8	0.07
22	Iran	716.54	0.02	743.19	0.02	633.72	0.02	500.86	0.02	494.93	0.01
23	Guatemala	1.95K	0.31	2.7K	0.43	4.6K	0.72	5.11K	0.78	391.56	0.06
24	Ivory Coast	6.07	0	119.56	0.01	95.65	0.01	318.78	0.03	355.46	0.03
25	Portugal	243.76	0.06	278.09	0.07	249.05	0.07	246.57	0.06	265.52	0.07
26	Finland	164.2	0.08	161.54	0.08	168.98	0.08	217.9	0.11	193.99	0.09
27	Sweden	155.97	0.04	72.48	0.02	0	0	75.52	0.02	110.82	0.03
28	Belgium	140.38	0.03	121.15	0.03	168.22	0.04	142.07	0.03	110.03	0.03
29	Russia	-	-	-	-	-	-	51.4	0	79.03	0
30	El Salvador	29.64	0.01	0.86	0	3.77	0	4.89	0	76.91	0.03
31	Austria	87.8	0.03	63.44	0.02	139.85	0.04	205.02	0.06	76.38	0.02
32	Slovenia	5.23	0.01	14.59	0.02	4.73	0.01	8.39	0.01	20.51	0.03
33	Ireland	15.34	0.01	8.45	0	16.54	0.01	30.16	0.02	13.9	0.01
34	Kyrgyzstan	2.1	0	4.36	0	9	0	28.69	0.01	6.08	0
35	Luxembourg	5.16	0.02	7.65	0.03	4.36	0.02	6.28	0.03	4.09	0.02
36	Cyprus	14.4	0.03	1.4	0	0.4	0	1.59	0	1.26	0
37	South Korea	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	0.67	0
38	Senegal	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0.3	0
39	Jordan	-	-	-	-	-	-	0.25	0	0.25	0
40	Mongolia	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	0.23	0
41	Moldova	0.2	0	0.21	0	0.61	0	11.43	0.01	0.22	0
42	Gambia	0	0	0	0	0	0	0.12	0	0.16	0
43	French Polynesia	-	-	0	0	-	-	0	0	0.13	0
44	Macau	-	-	0	0	0.42	0	0.26	0	0.09	0
45	Congo	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	0.04	0
46	Sierra Leone	-	-	-	-	0.02	0	0	0	0.02	0
47	New Caledonia	0.12	0	0.12	0	0.07	0	1.31	0.01	0.01	0
48	Tunisia	0	0	0.23	0	-	-	0	0	0.01	0
49	Antigua and Barbuda	1.17	0.04	0.02	0	0.16	0	0.46	0.01	0	0
50	Botswana	0	0	2.54K	2.95	2.37K	2.7	0	0	0	0
51	Guinea	-	-	0.02	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
52	Italy	14.9	0	35.87	0	58.89	0	127.75	0.01	0	0
53	Niger	-	-	0.01	0	0	0	20	0	0	0
54	Saudi Arabia	-	-	-	-	-	-	19.85	0	0	0
55	Ukraine	1.45	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
56	Zambia	86.7	0.01	85.25	0.01	4.71	0	0	0	0	0
57	Maldives	-	-	1.22	0.01	-	-	-	-	-	-
58	Papua New Guinea	-	-	-	-	0.83	0	-	-	-	-
59	Djibouti	-	-	0.26	0	-	-	-	-	-	-
60	Bahamas	-	-	-	-	0.03	0	-	-	-	-
61	Kuwait	0.5	0	0	0	-	-	-	-	-	-

Methodology

FAO Supply Utilization Accounts record tonnage for human consumption under element 5141 and daily grams per person under element 665, shown for dried tropical fruit over 2019-2023. Percentages take the earlier year as the base, and are not calculated when that value is zero. The universe counts 61 countries after aggregates are dropped, 56 with 2023 values. Only countries holding values at both endpoints enter comparisons. The 2023 listed total of 257,197 tonnes is the sum of the 56 countries with a 2023 value. A reported zero is kept, a blank is missing. These figures describe food available for human consumption and should not be interpreted as direct measurements of the amount people actually eat.