List of countries by papaya production

Countries by papaya production in 2016

This is a list of countries by papaya production in 2016, based on data from the Food and Agriculture Organization Corporate Statistical Database.[1] The total world production for papayas in 2016 was 13,050,749 metric tonnes. India was by far the largest producer, accounting for nearly 43.7% of global production. Dependent territories are shown in italics.

Production by country

>100,000 tonnes

RankCountry/RegionPapaya production (tonnes)
1 India5,699,000
2 Brazil1,424,650
3 Mexico951,922
4 Indonesia904,284
5 Dominican Republic863,201
6 Nigeria836,702
7 Democratic Republic of the Congo215,263
8 Cuba212,579
9 Colombia188,305
10 Thailand169,942
11 Peru169,437
12 Philippines162,481
13 Venezuela160,955
14 Bangladesh130,371
15 Kenya128,131
16 Taiwan118,661
17 Costa Rica100,000

1,000–100,000 tonnes

RankCountry/RegionPapaya production (tonnes)
18 Guatemala96,896
19 Malaysia65,967
20 Mali54,664
21 Ecuador50,901
22 Ethiopia50,396
23 Mozambique42,502
24 China37,985
25 Yemen25,929
26 Bolivia18,216
27 Côte d'Ivoire15,951
28   Nepal14,137
29 Paraguay11,400
30 Belize10,791
31 South Africa9,920
32 Puerto Rico9,705
33 United States8,963
34 Jamaica8,582
35 El Salvador8,151
36 Honduras7,778
37 Panama7,750
38 Pakistan6,642
39 Australia6,261
40 Oman5,772
41 Ghana5,561
42 Fiji4,915
43 Guyana4,207
44 Republic of the Congo3,705
45 Samoa3,471
46 Guinea-Bissau3,116
47 Rwanda2,920
48 Chile2,712
49 Argentina2,129
50 East Timor1,417

<1,000 tonnes

RankCountry/RegionPapaya production (tonnes)
51 Trinidad and Tobago942
52 French Guiana742
53 Suriname713
54 Maldives617
55 Bahamas551
56 Réunion550
57 Cook Islands527
58 Iran189
59 Morocco172
60 Haiti99
61 Dominica83
62 Tunisia72
63 Israel61
64 Cameroon44
65 Guadeloupe43
65 Zimbabwe43

References

  1. ↑ "Crops". FAOSTAT. Retrieved 4 September 2018. Countries - Select All; Regions - World + (Total); Elements - Production Quantity; Items - Papayas; Years - 2016
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