The World of Apples

Apples of El Salvador

No variety in the atlas came from El Salvador.

Map of where the apple varieties in the atlas came from A map of the world on the Equal Earth projection, with a dot for each variety at its place of origin.

Harvest

El Salvador grew 44,629 tonnes of apples in 2024, 0.05% of the world's harvest; it ranked 62nd among the world's producers.1 FAOSTAT estimated this figure; it is not one El Salvador reported.

2005 2024
The figures
El Salvador's apple harvest each year, in tonnes
YearTonnes
2024 44,629 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2023 44,671 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2022 44,453 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2021 44,761 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2020 44,800 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2019 43,798 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2018 45,686 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2017 44,605 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2016 41,103 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2015 47,273 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2014 39,496 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2013 36,539 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2012 34,000 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2011 32,000 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2010 23,000 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2009 21,000 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2008 10,000 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2007 5,000 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2006 5,000 (estimated by FAOSTAT)
2005 2,500 (estimated by FAOSTAT)

Estimated or imputed by FAOSTAT, not a figure the country reported.

Sources

  1. FAOSTAT: Production: Crops and livestock products, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), Updated 31 December 2025. Supports: each country's apple harvest by year (item 515, apples, in tonnes, 1961 to 2024), the shares of the world's harvest and the ranks worked out from them, and which figures FAOSTAT estimated or imputed.