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How much oranges do United States produce and export?

United States is the nullth largest producer of oranges: 2.5 million tonnes in 2024, 3.7% of the world's 67.1 million tonnes (FAOSTAT). It is the 4th largest exporter by value: $532.7 million in 2024, 9.7% of world exports of fresh oranges (HS 080510) (CEPII BACI). Its biggest customer is South Korea, which takes 33% of its oranges exports by value.

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United States's oranges production

United States oranges production, 2024
World rankProduction (tonnes)Share of worldTen-year growthYear
2.5 million tonnes3.7%-8.6% a year2024

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

United States oranges production monthly prices, tonnes, Jan 1961 to Jan 2024Line chart of united states oranges production monthly prices in tonnes from Jan 1961 to Jan 2024: United States oranges production from 4,583,450 to 2,502,020, peaking at 12,401,000.02,000,0004,000,0006,000,0008,000,00010,000,00012,000,00014,000,000196519701975198019851990199520002005201020152020tonnes
United States oranges production

Share of world output over time

United States's share of world oranges production in selected years
19902000201020202024
14%19%11%6.9%3.7%

Average annual share by decade: 1960s 27%, 1970s 28%, 1980s 19%, 1990s 17%, 2000s 16%, 2010s 9.2%, 2020s 4.9%. See the concentration-over-time report.

United States's oranges exports

United States exports of Oranges, fresh or dried, 2024
World rankExport valueShare of world exportsQuantity (tonnes)Average value per tonneYear
4$532.7 million9.7%320,108 t$1,6642024

CEPII BACI international trade database (HS22, V202601), HS 080510 (Oranges, fresh or dried).

Where United States's oranges goes

Largest destinations of United States's oranges exports, 2024
DestinationValueShare of United States's exports
South Korea$176M33%
Canada$107M20%
Japan$55M10%
Mexico$50M9.4%
Hong Kong$46M8.6%

Largest five destinations of 2,199 exporter-importer pairs BACI reports for 2024. See trade flows.

United States as a buyer of oranges

United States imported $234.3 million of fresh oranges (HS 080510) in 2024, 4.3% of world imports, ranked #5. Largest sources: Chile (38%), South Africa (21%), Mexico (19%), Morocco (12%), Australia (4.3%).

Import dependency · Supplier shifts

How much oranges United States uses

United States's domestic supply of oranges was 12.7 million tonnes in 2023, 10% of the world's. Food supply was 36 kg per person a year, 9th highest of 140 countries with a million or more people. It produced 25% of what it used (self-sufficiency) and imported 84%. FAO's item is "Oranges and mandarins". Consumption · Self-sufficiency.

The oranges price United States sells into

The benchmark price, Mediterranean exporters, CIF France, was $0.79/kg in September 2026, down 39% over twelve months. Its five-year volatility is 36% a year, calmer in 25% of its earlier five-year windows. A single country's export price can differ from the benchmark: see trade price against benchmark. Monthly averages lag the market and are not investment advice. Oranges price history.

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