European Berries Harvested Production Share by Country (Thousand Metric Tons)

In 2023, Poland held the largest share of Europe's berries harvested production at 39.08 thousand metric tons, reflecting a minute annual growth of 0.22%. Serbia followed with 18.13 thousand metric tons and a robust year-on-year increase of 0.84%. Spain and Portugal also showed positive trends, with volumes of 13.21 and 5.71 thousand metric tons respectively, and notable annual growth rates of 1.86% and 6.76%. Germany and the United Kingdom had modest outputs of 4.77 and 4.28 thousand metric tons, with Germany growing 1.3% annually while the UK was largely stable at 0.049%. Conversely, Hungary and the Netherlands saw declining trends, performing at -2.74% and -2.13% respectively. Bosnia and Herzegovina faced a substantial decrease of -12.35% in their share while Italy saw a remarkable jump of 35.54%.

Looking forward to 2024, significant trends to watch include:

- Increased berry production in emerging countries like Italy, which could alter the landscape significantly.

- The impact of sustained declines in countries such as Hungary and the Netherlands.

- Continued robust growth for Portugal, Finland, and Croatia, potentially leading shifts in competitive dynamics.

- Latvia's substantial growth rate of 18.04% might suggest its emergence as a future leader in berry production.

Top countries in Berries Harvested Production Share by Country (Thousand Metric Tons)

# 10 Countries Percent Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 Poland 39.08 2023 -6.05% +0.22% View data
2 2 Serbia 18.13 2023 +2.91% +0.84% View data
3 3 Spain 13.21 2023 +6.75% +1.86% View data
4 4 Portugal 5.71 2023 +6.96% +6.76% View data
5 5 Germany 4.77 2023 +6.62% +1.3% View data
6 6 United Kingdom 4.28 2023 +0.49% +0.049% View data
7 7 Hungary 2.2 2023 +5.92% -2.74% View data
8 8 Netherlands 2 2023 +0.1% -2.13% View data
9 9 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1.62 2023 +2.23% -12.35% View data
10 10 France 1.54 2023 -7.03% -1.42% View data

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