The World of Apples

Apples of Lithuania

One variety in the atlas came from Lithuania. The oldest is Noris, dated by 1976.

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

Lithuania grew 61,390 tonnes of apples in 2024, 0.06% of the world's harvest; it ranked 59th among the world's producers.1

1992 2024
The figures
YearTonnes
2024 61,390
2023 38,420
2022 51,420
2021 36,440
2020 51,880
2019 32,070
2018 80,680
2017 87,367
2016 65,579
2015 73,583
2014 60,177
2013 62,586
2012 72,497
2011 49,099
2010 34,020
2009 53,259
2008 74,251
2007 40,619
2006 99,481
2005 96,533
2004 33,951
2003 97,493
2002 80,000
2001 151,100
2000 98,600
1999 100,000
1998 94,000
1997 229,100
1996 73,000
1995 108,400
1994 41,000
1993 195,200
1992 96,000

Varieties from Lithuania in the catalogue, A to Z

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.