Global avocado exports were valued at approximately US$9.9 billion in 2025, highlighting the continued popularity of this nutrient-rich fruit in international markets.

Compared with US$7.36 billion in 2021, the worldwide value of avocado exports increased by 34.4% over the five-year period. On a year-over-year basis, export revenues rose 6.6%, climbing from US$9.27 billion in 2024.

Known for their creamy texture and mild flavor, avocados are widely used in cuisines around the world. They are featured in everything from salads and sandwiches to smoothies and desserts, and are especially popular among consumers seeking plant-based food alternatives.

As in previous years, Mexico, the Netherlands, and Peru remained the three largest avocado-exporting countries in 2025. Together, these leading suppliers accounted for 68.4% of total global avocado export value, reinforcing their dominant position in the international avocado trade.

Avocado Exports by Region

North America continued to lead global avocado exports, generating US$4.1 billion in overseas sales during 2025. This represented 41.7% of total worldwide exports.

Europe ranked second, contributing 25.3% of global avocado shipments. Meanwhile, exporters in Latin America and the Caribbean (excluding Mexico) supplied 23.3% of the world's exported avocados.

Other regions accounted for smaller shares of international trade:

· Africa: 7.9%

· Oceania: 1.3%, primarily Australia and New Zealand

· Asia: 0.5%

For customs classification and trade analysis, avocados are identified under HS Code 080440.

Leading Avocado Exporters by Country

The following countries recorded the highest export values for avocados in 2025:

1.Mexico — US$4.0 billion (40.1%)

2.Netherlands — US$1.43 billion (14.5%)

3.Peru — US$1.36 billion (13.8%)

4.Spain — US$555.2 million (5.6%)

5.Chile — US$400.2 million (4.0%)

6.Colombia — US$375.9 million (3.8%)

7.Morocco — US$282.5 million (2.9%)

8.Kenya — US$233.5 million (2.4%)

9.South Africa — US$164.1 million (1.7%)

10.France — US$163.0 million (1.6%)

11.United States — US$154.4 million (1.6%)

12.Dominican Republic — US$91.3 million (0.9%)

13.Tanzania — US$73.8 million (0.7%)

14.Germany — US$67.9 million (0.7%)

15.Australia — US$66.2 million (0.7%)

Collectively, these 15 countries were responsible for 94.9% of global avocado exports in 2025, demonstrating the concentration of supply among a relatively small number of producing and trading nations.

Fastest-Growing Avocado Exporters

Several countries achieved remarkable export growth between 2024 and 2025. The strongest performers included:

· Tanzania: +48.1%

· Kenya: +45.2%

· Chile: +37.3%

· Morocco: +28.5%

These countries expanded their presence in international markets by increasing production capacity and export volumes.

Exporters Experiencing Declines

Not all major exporters recorded growth during the year. The countries posting declines in avocado export value were:

· South Africa: -19.8%

· United States: -12.6%

· Germany: -0.3%

Despite these reductions, each remained an important participant in the global avocado trade.

Major Avocado Exporting Companies in 2025

According to Tendata export statistics, the following companies ranked among the leading avocado exporters worldwide in 2025: >>Find More Avocado Exporters through Tendata

1. FRESHCOLOMBIA INTERNATIONAL SAS — 4.24% market share (US$33.87 million)

2. AFRICADO LTD — 2.31% (US$18.44 million)

3. AVOAFRICA TZ LIMITED — 2.29% (US$18.28 million)

4. MIGASA ACEITES — 2.23% (US$17.79 million)

5. KEITT EXPORTERS — 2.21% (US$17.65 million)

6. MIGASA ACEITES S L U — 2.20% (US$17.56 million)

7. KIBIDULA FARM LTD — 1.62% (US$12.95 million)

8. AVOIL INDUSTRIES LTD — 1.58% (US$12.65 million)

9. SUTRIMEX PERU SAC — 1.42% (US$11.31 million)

10. AMIS BUSINESS SOLUTION LIMITED — 1.27% (US$10.16 million)

These companies were among the key contributors to global avocado exports, supplying fresh avocados to retailers, distributors, and food-service markets around the world throughout 2025.