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How much plantains do Philippines produce and export?

Philippines is the 5th largest producer of plantains: 3 million tonnes in 2024, 6.9% of the world's 44.2 million tonnes (FAOSTAT). It is the nullth largest exporter by value: $42 million in 2024, 3.8% of world exports of plantains (HS 080310) (CEPII BACI).

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Philippines's plantains production

Philippines plantains production, 2024
World rankProduction (tonnes)Share of worldTen-year growthYear
53 million tonnes6.9%-0.4% a year2024

FAOSTAT Crops and livestock products (QCL), 2024. World total is the sum of reporting countries.

Philippines plantains production monthly prices, tonnes, Jan 2014 to Jan 2024Line chart of philippines plantains production monthly prices in tonnes from Jan 2014 to Jan 2024: Philippines plantains production from 3,177,784 to 3,049,366, peaking at 3,243,805.0500,0001,000,0001,500,0002,000,0002,500,0003,000,0003,500,00020142016201820202022tonnes
Philippines plantains production

Share of world output over time

Philippines's share of world plantains production in selected years
20202024
7.2%6.9%

Philippines's plantains exports

Philippines exports of Plantains, fresh or dried, 2024
World rankExport valueShare of world exportsQuantity (tonnes)Average value per tonneYear
$42 million3.8%37,334 t$1,1262024

CEPII BACI international trade database (HS22, V202601), HS 080310 (Plantains, fresh or dried).

How much plantains Philippines uses

Philippines's domestic supply of plantains was 3.1 million tonnes in 2023, 7.3% of the world's. Food supply was 25 kg per person a year, 16th highest of 119 countries with a million or more people. It produced 100% of what it used (self-sufficiency) and imported 0%. FAO's item is "Plantains". Consumption · Self-sufficiency.

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