Production (fruits) Total area to harvest Western pears and production amount in Japan
Abstract Western pear production in Japan has seen steady growth in recent years, with the national harvest reaching a r...
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Total Global Tea Production Trends: Zimbabwe’s Peak and Key Producing Countries
Explore global tea production trends, highlighting Zimbabwe’s peak and top producers like China, India, and Sri Lanka.
Production Total area to harvest pasture grass and production amount in Japan
Abstract In 2022, Japan saw its highest national pasture harvest volume, reaching 25.1 million tons, with the cultivated...
Vegetables Production Latest data of total amount for imported leafy vegetables in Japan
Abstract In recent years, Japan’s vegetable market has seen fluctuating trends in domestic production and imports. Domes...
Vegetables Production Total area to harvest white radish and production amount in Japan
Abstract Daikon radish, a key root vegetable in Japan, has seen significant fluctuations in harvest yields, cultivated a...
Vegetables Production Latest data of total amount for imported fruits vegetables in Japan
Abstract In Japanese agriculture, fruit vegetables like cucumbers and pumpkins are key components of domestic production...
Total India Leads Global Okra Production with 6.87 Million Tons
India produced 6.87 million tons of okra in 2022, leading global production amid rising demand for its nutritional benefits.
Vegetables Morocco Emerges as Leading Onion Producer with 48 Tons per Hectare
Morocco’s onion production thrives with 48 tons/hectare in 2022, driven by improved farming practices and favorable conditions.
Total China Leads Global Vegetable Production with 457 Million Tons
China’s 457M-ton vegetable production in 2021 showcases its agricultural advancements and role in global food security.
Total China Becomes Largest Meat Importer with 11Mt, Driving Growth
China is the world’s largest meat importer, with 11Mt in 2021, driven by growing demand, urbanization, and supply shortages.