Global exports of almonds, including both shelled and in-shell varieties, reached US$9.2 billion in 2025.

Compared with US$7 billion in 2021, worldwide almond exports expanded by 30.8% over the past five years. The market also recorded strong year-over-year growth, with export value climbing 20.8% from US$7.6 billion in 2024.

The global almond export market remains highly concentrated. The United States, Australia, Spain, Türkiye, and the Netherlands were the five largest exporters in 2025, together supplying 90.5% of total worldwide almond exports by value.

Almond Exports by Region

North America continued to dominate the global almond trade, driven primarily by the United States. Exporters in the region shipped almonds worth US$6.1 billion, accounting for 66.3% of total global exports.

Regional export shares were as follows:

· North America — 66.3%

· Europe — 18.2%

· Oceania — 9.8%

· Asia — 4.9%

· Latin America and the Caribbean — 0.6%

· Africa — 0.2%

Australia remained the leading almond exporter in Oceania.

For customs classification, almonds are covered under the following Harmonized System (HS) codes:

· HS Code 080211 — Fresh or dried almonds in shell

· HS Code 080212 — Shelled almonds

Top Almond Exporting Countries

The following countries generated the highest export revenues from almonds in 2025:

1. United States — US$6.1 billion (66.2%)

2. Australia — US$901.3 million (9.8%)

3. Spain — US$888.7 million (9.7%)

4. Türkiye — US$230.8 million (2.5%)

5. Netherlands — US$202.9 million (2.2%)

6. Germany — US$180.2 million (2.0%)

7. Portugal — US$130.9 million (1.4%)

8. Italy — US$128.1 million (1.4%)

9. Chile — US$56 million (0.6%)

10. Afghanistan — US$41.4 million (0.5%)

11. Iran — US$32.9 million (0.36%)

12. Belgium — US$32.4 million (0.35%)

13. United Arab Emirates — US$30.7 million (0.34%)

14. Vietnam — US$30.2 million (0.33%)

15. France — US$16.7 million (0.18%)

These fifteen countries accounted for 97.9% of global almond exports in 2025, highlighting the industry's highly concentrated supply chain.

Fastest-Growing Almond Exporters

Between 2021 and 2025, several exporters achieved remarkable growth:

· Portugal — +755.2%

· Australia — +226.8%

· Türkiye — +108.2%

· Vietnam — +99.1%

Among the leading exporters, only two countries experienced declines over the five-year period:

· United Arab Emirates — -86.4%

· Belgium — -33.3%

Shelled Almond Exports

Shelled almonds remained the dominant product category, generating US$7.1 billion in exports during 2025 and accounting for 76.9% of the global almond market.

Compared with 2021, exports of shelled almonds increased by 30.1%, while year-over-year export value also rose 30.1% from 2024.

Leading Exporters of Shelled Almonds

The world's top exporters of shelled almonds were:

1. United States — US$4.4 billion (62.8%)

2. Spain — US$859.4 million (12.2%)

3. Australia — US$567.3 million (8.0%)

4. Türkiye — US$225.8 million (3.2%)

5. Netherlands — US$201.1 million (2.9%)

6. Germany — US$178.5 million (2.5%)

7. Italy — US$127.3 million (1.8%)

8. Portugal — US$84.6 million (1.2%)

9. Chile — US$55.8 million (0.8%)

10. Afghanistan — US$34.8 million (0.49%)

11. Iran — US$32.8 million (0.47%)

12. Belgium — US$30.7 million (0.43%)

13. Vietnam — US$30.2 million (0.43%)

14. United Arab Emirates — US$19.1 million (0.27%)

15. Greece — US$16.1 million (0.23%)

These countries together supplied 97.8% of global shelled almond exports.

The fastest-growing exporters since 2021 included:

· Portugal — +452.6%

· Australia — +105.7%

· Türkiye — +103.7%

· Vietnam — +98.8%

Meanwhile, export sales declined in:

· United Arab Emirates — -91.5%

· Belgium — -36.9%

In-Shell Almond Exports

Exports of in-shell almonds totaled approximately US$2.12 billion in 2025, representing 23.1% of total almond exports.

Compared with 2021, global exports of in-shell almonds increased by 33.1%, while export value rose 17.4% compared with 2024.

North America dominated this segment, accounting for 77.5% of worldwide exports, followed by Oceania (15.8%) and Europe (4.1%).

Top Exporters of In-Shell Almonds

The leading suppliers of in-shell almonds in 2025 were:

1. United States — US$1.6 billion (77.5%)

2. Australia — US$334 million (15.7%)

3. Portugal — US$46.3 million (2.2%)

4. Spain — US$29.3 million (1.4%)

5. United Arab Emirates — US$11.6 million (0.5%)

6. Mainland China — US$7.9 million (0.4%)

7. Hong Kong — US$6.8 million (0.3%)

8. Afghanistan — US$6.7 million (0.3%)

9. Malaysia — US$6.4 million (0.3%)

10. Türkiye — US$5 million (0.2%)

11. France — US$2.9 million (0.1%)

12. India — US$2.3 million (0.1%)

13. Azerbaijan — US$1.86 million (0.1%)

14. Netherlands — US$1.85 million (0.1%)

15. Belgium — US$1.7 million (0.08%)

These fifteen exporters represented 99.5% of global in-shell almond exports.

The fastest-growing suppliers over the past five years included:

· Malaysia — +640,800%

· Mainland China — +7,456%

· Azerbaijan — +2,682%

· France — +444.5%

Countries recording export declines during the same period included:

· Hong Kong — -83.0%

· United Arab Emirates — -71.5%

· Spain — -51.3%

· Afghanistan — -19.0%

Top Almond Export Companies

According to Tendata's Global Trade Intelligence Platform, the following companies ranked among the leading almond exporters in 2025:

1. BLUE DIAMOND GROWERS — 7.21% (US$421.45 million)

2. OLAM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED — 4.83% (US$282.41 million)

3. BALCORP LIMITED — 3.24% (US$189.68 million)

4. DERCO FOODS — 2.99% (US$174.85 million)

5. CHI NHÁNH CÔNG TY TRÁCH NHIỆM HỮU HẠN OLAM VIỆT NAM TẠI KHU CÔNG NGHIỆP BIÊN HÒA II — 2.23% (US$130.38 million)

6. SUMMIT ALMONDS — 2.06% (US$120.22 million)

7. MINERVA GLOBAL LIMITED — 1.55% (US$90.75 million)

8. CÔNG TY CỔ PHẦN THỰC PHẨM DÂN ÔN CHI NHÁNH MỸ PHƯỚC 3 — 1.54% (US$90.24 million)

9. NUTZ R US — 1.54% (US$89.80 million)

10. RPAC LLC — 1.52% (US$88.77 million)

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