Key Market Indicators
Cuba's peanut consumption is expected to remain steady at 6,000 metric tons in the next five years, with no change seen since 2017. Uruguay took the lead at 6,000 metric tons in 2021, followed by India, Nigeria, and the United States. Meanwhile, peanut production in Cuba is projected to decrease by 7% CAGR, from 4,510 metric tons in 2021 to 2,960 metric tons in 2026. This marks a drop of 6.9% from 1966. Greece produced 4,510 metric tons in 2021, ahead of Cuba. India, Nigeria, and the United States followed.
