Whey; Condensed Production by Country

Poland stayed the second-largest condensed whey producer while adding 20,770 tonnes and Austria collapsed 76.1 percent since 2019. The figures below reproduce FAO Crops and Livestock Products records for item Whey; condensed, 2019-2023, reporting production quantity in tonnes. The table lists 33 countries; 32 reported a 2023 quantity, and the 2023 annual listed total is 2,575,867 tonnes. The 2023 country list runs from the largest listed quantity to the smallest.

Whey; Condensed Production by Country Map

Germany produced 1.13 times as much as Poland: 674,530 tonnes against 599,470, while Italy ranks third with 528,650 tonnes, 70,820 tonnes behind Poland. The top two hold 49.5 percent of the listed total, with third and fourth at 528,650 and 227,560 tonnes respectively.

Whey; Condensed Production by Country

#
Country
2023
1
Germany
Germany DE
674,530
2
Poland
Poland PL
599,470
3
Italy
Italy IT
528,650
4
Spain
Spain ES
227,560
5
Sweden
Sweden SE
117,430
6
Netherlands
Netherlands NL
107,000
7
United States
United States US
63,370
8
Czech Republic
Czech Republic CZ
51,450
9
Austria
Austria AT
44,800
10
Hungary
Hungary HU
42,720
11
Estonia
Estonia EE
25,690
12
China
China CN
17,631
13
Slovenia
Slovenia SI
15,060
14
Thailand
Thailand TH
14,633
15
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan KZ
11,168
16
United Kingdom
United Kingdom GB
10,735
17
Portugal
Portugal PT
10,200
18
Slovakia
Slovakia SK
9,788
19
Ukraine
Ukraine UA
2,159
20
Russia
Russia RU
820.43
21
Belarus
Belarus BY
435.06
22
Lithuania
Lithuania LT
334.58
23
Moldova
Moldova MD
233.26
24
Bulgaria
Bulgaria BG
0
25
Croatia
Croatia HR
0
26
Cyprus
Cyprus CY
0
27
Denmark
Denmark DK
0
28
France
France FR
0
29
Greece
Greece GR
0
30
Ireland
Ireland IE
0
31
Latvia
Latvia LV
0
32
Malta
Malta MT
0
33
Finland
Finland FI
-

Whey; Condensed Production by Country in 2023

Germany was the largest condensed whey producer in the 2023 listed data with 674,530 tonnes, followed by Poland with 599,470 tonnes and Italy with 528,650 tonnes. Spain ranked fourth with 227,560 tonnes.

Germany holds 26.2 percent of the listed 2023 total. The top three together hold 70.0 percent of the 2,575,867-tonne listed total.

Poland Adds 20,770 Tonnes as Whey; Condensed Production Grows 1.3 Percent

From 2022 to 2023 the common reporter universe (32 countries with data in both years) moved from 2,543,530 tonnes to 2,575,867 tonnes, a change of 32,337 tonnes (1.3 percent). The totals listed for each year were 2,543,530 tonnes (33 reporters) and 2,575,867 tonnes (32 reporters); 1 country reporting in 2022 with a reported zero (Finland) did not report in 2023, while no new reporters joined. Poland added 20,770 tonnes (up 3.6 percent), while Austria fell 13,440 tonnes (down 23.1 percent) and Czech Republic added 9,000 tonnes (up 21.2 percent).

Austria Falls 142,430 Tonnes as Whey; Condensed Production Grows 3.0 Percent Among Common Reporters Since 2019

Between 2019 and 2023, the common reporter universe (29 countries with data in both years) rose from 2,475,523 tonnes to 2,551,020 tonnes, a change of 75,497 tonnes (3.0 percent). The totals listed for each year were 2,475,523 tonnes (30 reporters) and 2,575,867 tonnes (32 reporters); 1 reporter present in 2019 with a reported zero (Finland) is absent in 2023, while 3 new reporters joined (Slovenia, 15,060 tonnes, Slovakia, 9,788 tonnes, and Croatia, a reported zero). Austria fell 142,430 tonnes (down 76.1 percent), while Poland added 99,450 tonnes (up 19.9 percent) and Spain 79,110 tonnes (up 53.3 percent).

Whey; Condensed Production by Country

#
Country
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
1
Germany
Germany
656,140 786,240 789,720 667,540 674,530
2
Poland
Poland
500,020 534,920 676,760 578,700 599,470
3
Italy
Italy
510,740 521,830 520,580 524,600 528,650
4
Spain
Spain
148,450 125,740 126,110 219,740 227,560
5
Sweden
Sweden
122,140 124,800 125,880 117,310 117,430
6
Netherlands
Netherlands
80,190 101,590 106,620 107,000 107,000
7
United States
United States
57,273 49,428 56,059 54,598 63,370
8
Czech Republic
Czech Republic
120,010 94,860 109,610 42,450 51,450
9
Austria
Austria
187,230 193,660 58,240 58,240 44,800
10
Hungary
Hungary
20,000 39,740 51,440 51,490 42,720
11
Estonia
Estonia
21,312 23,180 23,975 23,270 25,690
12
China
China
14,557 15,574 16,413 17,096 17,631
13
Slovenia
Slovenia
- - 9,920 12,970 15,060
14
Thailand
Thailand
8,188 2,893 20,916 14,596 14,633
15
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
7,912 9,943 9,885 9,878 11,168
16
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
7,013 10,998 10,483 10,733 10,735
17
Portugal
Portugal
10,000 10,567 10,263 10,724 10,200
18
Slovakia
Slovakia
- 9,460 11,025 18,403 9,788
19
Ukraine
Ukraine
2,682 3,549 2,672 2,145 2,159
20
Russia
Russia
733.58 761.32 858.52 898.49 820.43
21
Belarus
Belarus
351.31 353.64 387.84 405.54 435.06
22
Lithuania
Lithuania
417.86 386.68 531.75 508.09 334.58
23
Moldova
Moldova
162.45 171.38 244.34 233.54 233.26
24
Bulgaria
Bulgaria
0 0 0 0 0
25
Croatia
Croatia
- - 0 0 0
26
Cyprus
Cyprus
0 0 0 0 0
27
Denmark
Denmark
0 0 0 0 0
28
France
France
0 0 0 0 0
29
Greece
Greece
0 0 0 0 0
30
Ireland
Ireland
0 0 0 0 0
31
Latvia
Latvia
0 0 0 0 0
32
Malta
Malta
0 0 0 0 0
33
Finland
Finland
0 0 0 0 -

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 Whey; condensed, 2019-2023. For condensed whey production, quantities below 1,000 tonnes retain two decimals and larger quantities are shown as whole tonnes. The 2023 condensed whey production ranking and shares use 2023 listed quantities. In the condensed whey production data, zero means a reported nil or negligible flow; an empty cell means no quantity was reported. For condensed whey 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

What drove Austria's 76.1 percent collapse since 2019?

Austria fell from 187,230 tonnes in 2019 to 44,800 tonnes in 2023, a change of -142,430 tonnes (down 76.1 percent). Austria reports in both years, so the fall sits inside the change universe and exceeds the 75,497-tonne net gain.

What is Finland's role at both edges?

Finland reported zero in 2019 and again zero in 2022, with no 2023 quantity in either window. Zero means a reported nil flow rather than a gap, so Finland counts in one endpoint year of each window only.

How did Czech Republic fall by more than half since 2019?

Czech Republic fell from 120,010 tonnes in 2019 to 51,450 tonnes in 2023, a change of -68,560 tonnes (down 57.1 percent). Czech Republic 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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