In 2023, global frozen vegetables exports reached an impressive USD 8.3 billion, marking a 21.5% increase over five years from 2019’s total of USD 6.82 billion. On a year-over-year basis, frozen vegetables exports grew by 8.8% from USD 7.6 billion in 2022.

The top five exporters—China, Belgium, Spain, Mexico, and Poland—accounted for 58.1% of the global frozen vegetables exports market in 2023, demonstrating a fairly concentrated marketplace.

In terms of subcategories, “miscellaneous frozen vegetables” held the highest value, representing 56.8% of total frozen vegetables exports. This category includes frozen asparagus, broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, mushrooms, carrots, artichokes, and more.

Other leading subcategories include frozen mixed vegetables (12.4%), peas (7.1%), sweet corn (6.9%), beans (5.5%), leguminous vegetables (4.6%), spinach (4.1%), and potatoes (2.6%).

From a regional perspective, European countries led frozen vegetables exports in 2023 with shipments valued at USD 4.26 billion or 51.4% of the global total. Asia followed, comprising 24.9% of worldwide frozen vegetables exports, with North American exporters accounting for 13%.

Smaller shares came from Latin America (4.9%), excluding Mexico, but including the Caribbean, Africa (4.7%), and Oceania (1.1%), led by New Zealand and Australia.

For reference, the Harmonized Tariff System (HTS) code prefix for frozen vegetables exports is 0710.

Top Exporters of Frozen Vegetables in 2023

Listed below are the 15 countries with the highest export values for frozen vegetables exports in 2023:

1.China: USD 1.5 billion (18.1% of total frozen vegetables exports)

2.Belgium: USD 1.4 billion (17.1%)

3.Spain: USD 787.2 million (9.5%)

4.Mexico: USD 644.7 million (7.8%)

5.Poland: USD 473 million (5.7%)

6.Netherlands: USD 430.2 million (5.2%)

7.France: USD 346.1 million (4.2%)

8.United States: USD 268.6 million (3.2%)

9.Egypt: USD 268.3 million (3.2%)

10.Ecuador: USD 192 million (2.3%)

11.Canada: USD 166.7 million (2%)

12.Germany: USD 116.5 million (1.4%)

13.Thailand: USD 116.2 million (1.4%)

14.Turkey: USD 115.1 million (1.4%)

15.Italy: USD 108.5 million (1.3%)

These 15 countries together accounted for 83.8% of all frozen vegetables exports globally in 2023.

Among the leading exporters, the fastest growth was seen in France (27.2%), Germany (25.8%), the Netherlands (24.5%), and Poland (16.7%). However, some countries, including Egypt (down 5%), the United States (down 4.6%), and Ecuador (down 4.5%), experienced declines in their frozen vegetables exports.

Top Frozen Vegetable Exporting Companies in 2023

According to the global trade platform Tendata, notable suppliers in frozen vegetables exports include:

1.CÔNG TY CỔ PHẦN THỰC PHẨM CJ CẦU TRE CHI NHÁNH LONG AN – 31.83%, USD 8.33 million

2.CÔNG TY CP RAU QUẢ THỰC PHẨM AN GIANG – 7.61%, USD 1.99 million

3.SABJIANA LTD – 4.46%, USD 1.17 million

4.PHOENIX FROZEN FOODS – 3.83%, USD 1 million

5.CÔNG TY TNHH XUẤT NHẬP KHẨU AN ĐIỀN – 3.77%, USD 0.99 million

6.CÔNG TY TNHH LEE AND KIM – 3.14%, USD 0.82 million

7.GLOBAL GOURMET PVT LTD – 2.71%, USD 0.71 million

8.MASHUD AGRO PROCESSING FOOD – 2.68%, USD 0.7 million

9.EURASIA FOOD PROCESSING BD – 2.63%, USD 0.69 million

10.ULTRAORGANICS WORLDWIDE – 2.53%, USD 0.66 million

This breakdown offers insights into the evolving frozen vegetables exports market, including the major players by region and top-performing companies, underscoring global trade dynamics in this key agricultural sector.

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