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Berries Industry Statistics
Global berry spending tops $98.2B in 2023 yet hits $128.9B by 2030—see the stats shaping the berries industry.

Hazelnut Industry Statistics
Turkey grows 67% of the world hazelnuts, yet global prices average $4.50/kg—see the key numbers shaping today’s hazelnut industry.

Pig Industry Statistics
ASF has cost the global pork industry $50B since 2018–2022—see the latest figures on demand, trade, and production risks.

Russia Dairy Industry Statistics
Cheese production rose 5.4% in 2022 to 650,000 tons—discover what’s driving Russia’s dairy shift in 2023.

Canada Dairy Industry Statistics
With dairy farming cash receipts hitting $8.2B in 2022 (up 6.5%), Canada’s sector is more resilient than you think. See the stats.

Peach Industry Statistics
US per capita peach consumption fell to 3.2 lb in 2022—down from 3.5 in 2021—while fresh peaches still dominate at 65%.

Japan Pork Industry Statistics

Animal Nutrition Industry Statistics
Probiotics use in poultry feed jumped 12% to 1.2M tons in 2023—see what’s driving adoption across animal nutrition.

Water Use In Agriculture Statistics

Walnut Industry Statistics

Mango Industry Statistics
India uses 96% of its mango output, consuming 21 million tons in 2022—see how the industry turns that demand into revenue.

Agave Industry Statistics
Mexico’s agave industry earned $3.5B in 2022—tequila exports power most of it. See how area, yields, and demand connect.

Horse Statistics
Horses have 205 bones—and a body temperature of 99–101°F. Discover the facts behind their remarkable anatomy.

Global Seafood Industry Statistics
In 2022, China consumed 65M tonnes—38% of the world total—while global revenue hit $401B. Explore what’s driving seafood demand and supply.

Forestry Timber Industry Statistics
Brazil’s legal timber sources reached USD 10B in 2022—see how compliance, jobs, and trade fuel the forestry boom.

Nori Industry Statistics
Did you know 65% of global nori production is certified organic (2023)? Explore how this shapes pricing, trade, and sustainability.

Peanut Industry Statistics
In 2022, U.S. peanut industry recycled 90% of shells into 500,000 tons of animal feed—see the numbers behind the peanut impact.

Farm Industry Statistics
Crop insurance and conservation are reshaping what farm risk looks like right now, from 280 million acres insured and 75% of policies covered by multiple peril to 27 million acres enrolled in CRP. Meanwhile, the pressure points are just as visible, with 1.9 million U.S. farms classified as small and food systems tied to 3.8 billion metric tons of CO2 equivalent in 2019, set against median farmworker wages of $16.20 per hour and 1.5 billion people facing moderate or severe food insecurity.

Global Fruit Industry Statistics
Cold chain limits and rising shipping costs shape what actually reaches shoppers as fruit losses hit 3.0% before market and retail accounts for 14% of global food losses, even as the banana market reached about US$30 billion in 2023 and avocados reached about US$14 billion. Follow the pressure points from HS 0805 citrus imports into the EU and pest-monitoring realities to packaging and storage technologies that can extend shelf life for months, with food systems driving roughly 34% of global greenhouse gas emissions.

Hops Industry Statistics
With the U.S. beer market estimated at $19.0 billion in 2023 and craft pulling demand toward higher hop-rate styles like IPA, this page connects what happens in the kettle to where the hop dollars go, from 70% to 80% of hop bitterness potential coming from isomerized iso-alpha acids to how pellet storage stability and alpha acid losses can swing utilization and IBU targets. You will also see why the hop market is forecast to keep growing through 2030 while regional supply and trade signals, including an $8 plus billion by 2030 analyst view and barley logistics pressures, reshape ingredient costs long before the first boil.