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Black Pepper Production by Country

Vietnam has the highest Black Pepper Production in 2022 (272,235 t), followed by Brazil (128,331 t) and Indonesia (81,962 t). Samoa has the lowest (11 t).

Agriculture42 countries · 1 metricUpdated Oct 1, 2024Original page
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Black Pepper Production, 2022

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Distribution Median and middle halfThe median is the middle value: half of places are above it, half below. The middle half is the range holding the central 50% of places.More in the glossary →

Each dot is one country; the lines mark the median and the middle half.

Median
889 t
Middle half 228.8 t – 4.9K t
Average
19,349 t
42 countries
Highest
272,235 t
Vietnam
Lowest
11 t
Samoa

Over time · 2018–2022

The top 5 in 2022, against the median.

  • Median of all countries
  • Vietnam
  • Brazil
  • Indonesia
  • Burkina Faso
  • India

Data

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42 countries · # = rank by Black Pepper Production
#
1Vietnam272,235 t
2Brazil128,331 t
3Indonesia81,962 t
4Burkina Faso76,856 t
5India64,205 t
6Sri Lanka44,090 t
7Malaysia38,169 t
8China33,816 t
9Tajikistan23,839 t
10Mexico10,815 t
11Madagascar4,994 t
12Ethiopia4,432 t
13Niger4,168 t
14Ecuador3,744 t
15Ghana3,730 t
16Rwanda2,614 t
17Cambodia2,507 t
18Uganda2,179 t
19Zimbabwe1,930 t
20Costa Rica1,011 t
21Philippines1,005 t
22Guatemala772 t
23Thailand742 t
24Honduras724 t
25Kenya506 t
26Tanzania457 t
27Namibia386 t
28Guyana347 t
29Peru345 t
30Malawi336 t
31Ivory Coast246 t
32Macau223 t
33Uzbekistan212 t
34Kyrgyzstan195 t
35Benin180 t
36Fiji115 t
37Cameroon98 t
38Zambia67 t
39Brunei29 t
40Bolivia27 t
41Saint Lucia23 t
42Samoa11 t

What correlates with Black Pepper Production (2022)?

Pearson r against 1,514 other country metrics sharing at least 26 countries. Correlation is not causation.

Higher together

Places that have a higher Black Pepper Production tend to score higher on these

  1. Total LengthWaterways Length by Country
    r = +0.86 · very strong · n = 34
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  2. Coffee Export ValueCoffee Exports by Country
    r = +0.86 · very strong · n = 31
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  3. Paramilitary PersonnelMilitary Size by Country
    r = +0.81 · very strong · n = 39
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  4. Total PersonnelMilitary Size by Country
    r = +0.81 · very strong · n = 39
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  5. Rate for 1 DollarWhich Currency is the Most Valuable?
    r = +0.78 · very strong · n = 28
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  6. Coffee ProductionCoffee Producing Countries
    r = +0.78 · very strong · n = 33
    Plot

Opposite directions

Places that have a higher Black Pepper Production tend to score lower on these

  1. Fractional Units per WholeMajor Countries Currencies
    r = −0.47 · moderate · n = 39
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  2. Daily Accommodation CostCheapest Countries to Visit
    r = −0.46 · moderate · n = 42
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  3. US Trade BalanceUS Trade Deficit by Country
    r = −0.46 · moderate · n = 42
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  4. Total Daily CostsCheapest Countries to Visit
    r = −0.46 · moderate · n = 42
    Plot
  5. Daily Entertainment CostCheapest Countries to Visit
    r = −0.44 · moderate · n = 42
    Plot
  6. Daily Food And Dining CostCheapest Countries to Visit
    r = −0.44 · moderate · n = 42
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Quick answers

Which country has the highest Black Pepper Production?
Vietnam has the highest Black Pepper Production in 2022, at 272,235 t, followed by Brazil (128,331 t) and Indonesia (81,962 t).
Which country has the lowest Black Pepper Production?
Samoa has the lowest Black Pepper Production in 2022, at 11 t.
What is the median Black Pepper Production across countries?
The median is 889 t across the 42 countries with data in 2022.
Where does this black pepper production by country data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Black Pepper (piper spp.) - FAOSTAT.

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