The global export value of both shelled and in-shell almonds reached US$6.6 billion in 2022. This marks a -1.3% decrease from 2018, when the total was $7 billion. Comparing year-over-year figures, there was a -5.8% decline from the $6.69 billion recorded in 2021.

The almond trade is highly concentrated, with the top 5 exporters — the United States, Spain, Australia, Türkiye, and the Netherlands — accounting for 90.4% of the total almond export value.

Key Exporters by Region

- North America: Dominates the almond export market, primarily due to the United States, with exports valued at $4.5 billion in 2022, representing 68.4% of the global market.

- Europe: The second-largest exporter with a 17.1% share.

- Oceania: Contributed 8.8% to the global total, mainly from Australia.

- Asia: Accounted for 4.6% of the almond exports.

- Latin America and Africa: Had smaller shares, at 0.7% and 0.3% respectively.

Top 15 Almond Exporters in 2022

1. United States: $4.5 billion (68.3%)

2. Spain: $618.3 million (9.4%)

3. Australia: $580.3 million (8.8%)

4. Türkiye: $142.1 million (2.2%)

5. Netherlands: $115.5 million (1.8%)

6. Italy: $109.4 million (1.7%)

7. Germany: $107.6 million (1.6%)

8. Portugal: $62 million (0.9%)

9. Chile: $46.9 million (0.7%)

10. Belgium: $37.2 million (0.6%)

11. Iran: $35 million (0.53%)

12. Afghanistan: $30 million (0.45%)

13. Hong Kong: $29.5 million (0.45%)

14. Vietnam: $18.5 million (0.28%)

15. Greece: $15.3 million (0.23%)

These 15 countries collectively exported 97.8% of all almonds in 2022. The fastest-growing exporters since 2018 include Portugal (up 27,480%), Australia (up 83.4%), Iran (up 1425.4%), and Türkiye (up 85%). Conversely, Hong Kong (down -89.5%), Vietnam (down -54.4%), Belgium (down 17.8%), and Germany (down -14.4%) saw declines in their export values.

Shelled Almond Exports

Shelled almond exports were valued at $5.01 billion in 2022, a -5.3% decline over five years. The year-over-year decline from 2021 to 2022 was -7.4%.

- North America: $3.3 billion (65.9%)

- Europe: 20.4%

- Oceania: 7.1%

- Asia: 5.2%

- Latin America: 1%

- Africa: 0.4%

Top exporters of shelled almonds in 2022:

1. United States: $3.3 billion (65.8%)

2. Spain: $586.8 million (11.7%)

3. Australia: $357.9 million (7.1%)

4. Türkiye: $139.2 million (2.8%)

5. Netherlands: $114.5 million (2.3%)

Almond Exporting Companies

Below are Global companies that sell almonds internationally in 2023.

1.THE HIMALAYA DRUG COMPANY(63.1%, $1054.12 Million)

2.AYDIN KURUYEMİŞ SANAYİ VE TİCARET ANONİM ŞİRKETİ(4.35%, $72.61 Million)

3.CÔNG TY CỔ PHẦN THỰC PHẨM DÂN ÔN CHI NHÁNH MỸ PHƯỚC 3(4.23%, $70.71 Million)

4.CHI NHÁNH CÔNG TY TRÁCH NHIỆM HỮU HẠN OLAM VIỆT NAM TẠI KHU CÔNG NGHIỆP BIÊN HÒA II(4.2%, $70.24 Million)

5.C I ACEPALMA S A(3.09%, $51.55 Million)

6.CÔNG TY TNHH CHẾ BIẾN THỰC PHẨM OLAM VIỆT NAM(2.91%, $48.63 Million)

7.PARKSONS PACKAGING LIMITED(1.19%, $19.91 Million)

8.LYKIS LIMITED(1.07%, $17.86 Million)

9.C I TEQUENDAMA S A S(1.01%, $16.85 Million)

10.C I CARGILL DE COLOMBIA LTDA(0.96%, $15.97 Million)

Conclusion

By value, the top 15 exporting countries accounted for the majority of global almond exports, demonstrating both regional leadership and the potential for growth in emerging markets.

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