The harvested area for tangerines, satsumas, clementines, and mandarins in Thailand experienced considerable fluctuation over the past decade, starting at 13.8 thousand hectares in 2013 and declining to 9.49 thousand hectares by 2023. This represents an annual decline rate (CAGR) of -9.34% over the past five years. The variations reflect notable decreases interspersed with occasional spikes, such as the 38.84% increase in 2017 and the 11.81% increase in 2018, followed by continued declines through 2023. Future projections anticipate a continued yearly reduction, maintaining a CAGR of -12.43% to reach 4.33 thousand hectares by 2028.
Future trends to watch for include potential shifts in agricultural policies, climate change impacts, and adaptations in farming practices which could influence the stability or further decline of the harvested area. Monitoring technological advancements and market demands focusing on these citrus types will be crucial for stakeholders.
