List of countries by garlic production

Last updated April 24, 2024

This is a list of countries by garlic production from 2016 to 2020, based on data from the Food and Agriculture Organization Corporate Statistical Database.^[1] The total world production for garlic in 2020 was 28,054,318 metric tonnes, up slightly from 28,042,647 tonnes in 2019.^{[n 1]} China was by far the largest producer, accounting for nearly 80% of world production at 20,712,087 tonnes.

Production by country

>100,000 tons

Rank	Country/region	2020	2019	2018	2017	2016
1	China	20,712,087	20,604,480	20,879,169	20,652,612	20,281,659
2	India	2,917,000	2,910,000	1,611,000	1,693,000	1,617,000
3	Bangladesh	485,447	466,389	461,970	425,401	381,851
4	South Korea	363,432	387,671	331,741	303,578	275,549
5	Egypt	333,543	363,460	348,700	289,766	272,769
6	Spain	269,090	271,350	273,480	274,712	209,795
7	Uzbekistan	223,719	216,272	254,857	214,263	200,869
8	Ukraine	211,680	215,070	187,020	185,830	187,960
9	Myanmar	211,138	208,908	203,432	203,681	212,909
10	Russia	189,659	202,064	211,981	206,074	202,992
11	United States	175,674	194,497	260,340	232,010	204,780
12	Algeria	170,930	223,311	202,201	123,475	103,627
13	Brazil	155,700	130,900	118,869	120,896	132,361
14	Argentina	146,608	146,288	145,969	147,814	148,851
15	Ethiopia	114,945	152,595	195,740	178,222	138,664

10,000–100,000 tonnes

Rank	Country/region	2020	2019	2018	2017	2016
16	Peru	90,612	82,991	104,703	94,887	78,205
17	Mexico	86,688	82,910	94,692	89,840	75,987
18	Pakistan	85,642	75,342	81,167	75,002	70,925
19	Indonesia	81,805	88,817	39,302	19,513	21,150
20	North Korea	76,867	77,120	76,312	77,170	77,878
21	Thailand	76,839	84,039	90,982	69,180	67,554
22	Nepal	73,859	71,902	59,500	56,668	50,426
23	Kyrgyzstan	68,350	69,201	55,523	52,670	42,666
24	Iran	58,941	58,654	58,367	59,355	59,169
25	Kazakhstan	49,222	49,125	44,881	38,831	33,481
26	Taiwan	44,947	47,464	60,075	43,738	44,497
27	Sudan	43,918	43,341	10,987	18,108	34,745
28	Guatemala	29,882	30,215	30,013	29,417	31,216
29	Turkey	28,552	23,351	25,519	26,328	135,148
30	Italy	27,970	29,270	30,500	29,983	29,568
31	Romania	27,590	27,700	30,570	55,673	54,389
32	Azerbaijan	26,214	39,118	44,914	21,541	21,114
33	Tunisia	25,223	25,101	25,352	25,214	24,736
34	Syria	23,693	21,988	12,780	14,763	13,532
35	Chile	23,447	18,503	20,803	20,165	15,692
36	France	22,430	28,140	20,120	20,464	21,932
37	Belarus	21,626	19,530	18,106	38,666	33,533
38	Japan	20,893	20,800	20,200	20,700	21,100
39	Albania	20,722	15,056	13,696	14,544	12,308
40	Mali	14,945	14,956	14,921	13,199	9,955
41	Tajikistan	14,158	16,459	15,643	5,896	3,255
42	Poland	13,500	15,100	15,830	N/A	N/A
43	Portugal	12,250	410	2,040	2,660	2,622
44	Cuba	12,094	14,988	17,320	19,462	23,257
45	Morocco	11,953	10,319	13,611	13,660	12,562
46	Niger	11,238	7,449	4,937	4,260	3,761
47	Venezuela	11,062	12,113	14,895	14,599	13,906
48	Colombia	10,429	9,272	10,175	6,717	14,207

1,000–10,000 tonnes

Rank	Country/region	2020	2019	2018	2017	2016
49	Armenia	8,633	10,081	10,490	12,610	14,207
50	Greece	7,770	4,390	6,130	7,882	7,135
51	Moldova	7,382	7,124	9,510	11,522	10,166
52	Philippines	6,767	7,256	7,559	7,751	7,469
53	Tanzania	6,250	6,235	6,047	6,468	6,190
54	Bosnia and Herzegovina	6,186	5,641	5,890	5,560	7,259
55	Hungary	5,210	7,120	7,930	7,430	7,899
56	Oman	5,103	2,501	2,477	2,915	2,914
57	North Macedonia	4,904	4,515	4,134	4,214	4,221
58	Libya	4,695	4,658	4,620	4,578	4,578
59	Iraq	4,182	3,986	1,810	1,725	2,760
60	Kenya	3,860	2,175	1,726	2,493	2,372
61	Yemen	3,289	3,296	3,231	3,292	3,339
62	Serbia	3,176	3,092	3,615	5,025	4,803
63	Turkmenistan	3,112	3,102	3,131	3,102	3,072
64	Lebanon	2,857	2,542	4,456	5,000	1,086
65	Georgia	2,700	2,100	4,600	3,500	2,900
66	Madagascar	2,677	2,665	2,706	2,659	2,632
67	Netherlands	2,540	2,470	2,390	0	0
68	Bolivia	2,476	2,230	2,569	2,777	3,731
69	Jordan	2,316	2,506	3,689	2,589	2,267
70	Dominican Republic	2,276	1,951	1,517	1,524	2,368
71	Nigeria	2,219	1,278	1,800	2,300	2,300
72	Czech Republic	2,020	1,640	1,690	1,340	835
73	Croatia	1,970	2,880	1,730	1,901	1,444
74	New Zealand	1,881	1,875	1,889	1,879	1,857
75	Bulgaria	1,600	2,220	1,770	18	59
75	Latvia	1,600	1,380	400	1,884	610
77	Austria	1,320	1,210	1,120	1,091	1,025
78	Ecuador	1,285	1,275	1,308	1,271	1,246
79	Canada	1,256	1,248	1,490	1,563	1,410
80	Israel	1,169	1,449	1,361	1,486	2,183
81	Slovenia	1,090	1,060	1,020	1,003	1,089
82	Palestine	1,057	1,075	1,093	1,051	1,098
83	Malawi	1,035	645	521	230	N/A
84	Lithuania	1,020	970	860	970	1,622
85	Haiti	1,003	998	1,012	1,000	983

<1,000 tonnes

Rank	Country/region	2020	2019	2018	2017	2016
86	Montenegro	927	923	930	927	913
87	Uruguay	914	900	1,178	1,000	800
88	Slovakia	890	590	320	231	313
89	Bhutan	691	761	550	708	1,176
90	Malta	540	540	580	358	479
91	Kuwait	487	623	432	280	351
92	East Timor	393	395	392	394	399
93	Paraguay	236	234	230	230	225
94	Estonia	210	130	130	356	185
95	Zimbabwe	207	206	207	206	205
96	Honduras	197	196	198	197	194
97	Switzerland	173	58	51	42	34
98	Sweden	120	50	40	N/A	N/A
99	Finland	110	70	10	75	141
100	Cape Verde	85	85	83	85	87
101	Mauritius	39	48	71	96	120

Notes

↑ Sum of values for countries with available data, which may be official or FAO data based on imputation methodology

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References

↑ "Crops". FAOSTAT. Retrieved 9 June 2022. Countries – Select All; Regions – World + (Total); Elements – Production Quantity; Items – Garlic; Years – 2020 + 2019 + 2018 + 2017 + 2016

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[2] Sum of values for countries with available data, which may be official or FAO data based on imputation methodology

[1] "Crops". FAOSTAT. Retrieved 9 June 2022. Countries – Select All; Regions – World + (Total); Elements – Production Quantity; Items – Garlic; Years – 2020 + 2019 + 2018 + 2017 + 2016

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