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Onions and shallots, green production in Costa Rica: trends and world ranking

FAOSTAT data for Onions and shallots, green in Costa Rica: 2024 production, yield, harvested area, history, records, trends and world ranking.

Latest value96 t2024
World rank#46
World share0.0 %
Historical record98 t2020
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What the data show

In 2024, Costa Rica recorded 96 t for Onions and shallots, green according to FAOSTAT. The calculated 10-year change is +5.4 %. The series record is 98 t in 2020. The available world rank is #46.

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Other indicators

Yield6.4k kg/ha2024 · +3.3 %
Harvested area15 ha2024 · 0.0 %

Ranking neighbours

#44Bhutan157 t#45Brunei103 t#46Costa Rica96 t#47Vanuatu80 t#48French Polynesia49 t

About this series

What is the latest available value for Onions and shallots, green in Costa Rica?

The latest available value is 96 t in 2024.

What is the historical record for Onions and shallots, green in Costa Rica?

The series maximum is 98 t in 2020.

How is world rank for Onions and shallots, green calculated?

The ranking compares countries using a common reference year with sufficient coverage.

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