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Led by the following countries:

1. Australia: $842.5 million
2. New Zealand: $322.5 million
3. Fiji: $11.2 million
4. New Caledonia: $8.2 million
5. Papua Led by the following countries:

1. Australia: $842.5 million
2. New Zealand: $322.5 million
3. Fiji: $11.2 million
4. New Caledonia: $8.2 million
5. Papua New Guinea: $7.7 million
6. French Polynesia: $6.2 million
7. Samoa: $1.5 million
8. Tonga: $1 million
9. Palau: $980,000
10. Vanuatu: $785,000

Led by the following countries:

1. United States: $18.1 billion
2. Canada: $4.7 billion
3. Mexico: $1 billion Led by the following countries:

1. United States: $18.1 billion
2. Canada: $4.7 billion
3. Mexico: $1 billion

Led by the following countries:

1. United Arab Emirates: $2.2 billion
2. Saudi Arabia: $1.5 billion
3. Iraq: $940.7 million
4. Iran: $615.9 million
5. Led by the following countries:

1. United Arab Emirates: $2.2 billion
2. Saudi Arabia: $1.5 billion
3. Iraq: $940.7 million
4. Iran: $615.9 million
5. Kuwait: $468.1 million
6. Jordan: $306.2 million
7. Israel: $302.4 million
8. Qatar: $194.5 million
9. Lebanon: $163.5 million
10. Oman: $151 million

Led by the following countries:

1. Brazil: $684.9 million
2. Argentina: $397.2 million
3. Colombia: $219.7 million
4. Chile: $198.1 million
5. Peru: $121.4 million
Led by the following countries:

1. Brazil: $684.9 million
2. Argentina: $397.2 million
3. Colombia: $219.7 million
4. Chile: $198.1 million
5. Peru: $121.4 million
6. Ecuador: $106.3 million
7. Costa Rica: $101.4 million
8. El Salvador: $81.2 million
9. Guatemala: $77.1 million
10. Dominican Republic: $75 million

Led by the following EU members:

1. Germany: $11.1 billion
2. Netherlands: $6.6 billion
3. United Kingdom: $6.4 billion
4. France: $5.8 billion
5. Belgium: Led by the following EU members:

1. Germany: $11.1 billion
2. Netherlands: $6.6 billion
3. United Kingdom: $6.4 billion
4. France: $5.8 billion
5. Belgium: $3.9 billion
6. Italy: $3.5 billion
7. Spain: $3.1 billion
8. Poland: $1.8 billion
9. Austria: $1.3 billion
10. Sweden: $1.1 billion

Led by the following countries:

1. China: $6.4 billion
2. Vietnam: $5 billion
3. Hong Kong: $4.2 billion
4. India: $3.4 billion
5. Japan: $3.2 Led by the following countries:

1. China: $6.4 billion
2. Vietnam: $5 billion
3. Hong Kong: $4.2 billion
4. India: $3.4 billion
5. Japan: $3.2 billion
6. South Korea: $1.7 billion
7. Indonesia: $1.1 billion
8. Thailand: $956.3 million
9. Taiwan: $911.7 million
10. Malaysia: $713.3 million

Led by the following countries:

1. Egypt: $334.7 million
2. Morocco: $213 million
3. Algeria: $175.5 million
4. South Africa: $156 million
5. Libya: $53.5 Led by the following countries:

1. Egypt: $334.7 million
2. Morocco: $213 million
3. Algeria: $175.5 million
4. South Africa: $156 million
5. Libya: $53.5 million
6. Nigeria: $44.2 million
7. Mauritius: $34.7 million
8. Tunisia: $33.4 million
9. Kenya: $29.4 million
10. Senegal: $28.3 million

25 fastest-growing fruits importers from 2022 to 2023.

1.Afghanistan: Up 2,719% since 2013 ($233.1 million).

2.Laos: Up 1,244% (10.5 million).

3.Vietnam: Up 503.7% ($5 billion).

4. Azerbaijan: Up 411.8% ($75.3 million).

5. Guinea: Up 400.2% 25 fastest-growing fruits importers from 2022 to 2023.

1.Afghanistan: Up 2,719% since 2013 ($233.1 million).

2.Laos: Up 1,244% (10.5 million).

3.Vietnam: Up 503.7% ($5 billion).

4. Azerbaijan: Up 411.8% ($75.3 million).

5. Guinea: Up 400.2% ($3 million)

6. Bangladesh: Up 239.8% ($350.6 million)

7. Ethiopia: Up 179.6% ($9.9 million)

8. Somalia: Up 171.6% ($25.5 million)

9. Pakistan: Up 164.1% ($351.1 million)

10. St Kitts/Nevis: Up 149.7% ($3 million)

11. North Korea: Up 144.7% ($65.1 million)

12. Belarus: Up 123.3% ($989.8 million)

13. Djibouti: Up 119% ($15.5 million)

14. Cameroon: Up 116.5% ($10.7 million)

15. Mauritania: Up 115.4% ($9.5 million)

16. Paraguay: Up 111.8% ($18.2 million)

17. Tunisia: Up 110.3% ($33.4 million)

18. Malawi: Up 93.9% ($2.8 million)

19. Cuba: Up 89.6% ($4.7 million)

20. Romania: Up 84.1% ($719 million)

21. Philippines: Up 82.2% ($350.8 million)

22. Dominican Republic: Up 81.3% ($75 million)

23. Uganda: Up 78.6% ($7.7 million)

24. Indonesia: Up 69.3% ($1.1 billion)

25. Curaçao: Up 67.7% ($9.6 million)

This list reveals the top 10 fruits importers based on their percentage of global import purchases (shown within parenthesis). In 2023, world fruits imports totaled US$127.6 billion.

1.United States: US$18.1 billion This list reveals the top 10 fruits importers based on their percentage of global import purchases (shown within parenthesis). In 2023, world fruits imports totaled US$127.6 billion.

1.United States: US$18.1 billion (14.2% of fruits imports).

2.Germany: $11.1 billion (8.7%).

3.Netherlands: $6.6 billion (5.2%).

4.China: $6.4 billion (5%).

5.United Kingdom: $6.4 billion (5%).

6. France: $5.8 billion (4.5%).

7. Vietnam: $5 billion (3.9%).

8. Russia: $4.7 billion (3.7%).

9. Canada: $4.7 billion (3.7%).

10. Hong Kong: 4.2 billions (3.3%).