Top 10 Largest Orange Producing Countries: Indonesia Makes the List
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Oranges are a perennial fruit originating from the Asian continent. This fruit is believed to have first been cultivated in China. However, oranges are now produced by many countries.
Currently, oranges are one of the most popular fruits in the world due to their diverse benefits, such as use as food, fragrance, and for industrial needs.
According to data from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Brazil is the world's largest orange producer, with production reaching 16,707,897 tons in 2020.
Some orange varieties widely cultivated in Brazil are Hamlin, Westin, Rubi, and Valencia Americana.
After Brazil, India is second with an orange production of 9,854,000 tons. Meanwhile, Indonesia ranks eighth with a production of 2,722,952 tons.
Here is a list of the top 10 largest orange-producing countries in the world in 2020:
1. Brazil: 16,707,897 tons
2. India: 9,854,000 tons
3. China: 7,500,000 tons
4. United States: 4,766,350 tons
5. Mexico: 4,648,620 tons
6. Spain: 3,343,960 tons
7. Egypt: 3,157,960 tons
8. Indonesia: 2,722,952 tons
9. Iran: 2,225,615 tons
10. Italy: 1,772,770 tons
(Also read: Indonesia is Among the Largest Importers of Dates)
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