4. SUPPLY VALUE
The supply value is estimated as the tree nut and dried fruit production per its unitary monthly price averaged annually (customs paid upon arrival in Europe).
In 2023/24, tree nuts added up ca. 36 billion dollars, up 7% compared to 2014/15.
Dried fruit supply value totaled ca. 12 billion dollars in 2023/24; 26% up from 2014/15 (Figure 22).
The supply value of pistachios, cashews, almonds and walnuts, are the highest among tree nuts. Over the last decade (2014/15-2023/24), the highest highest value annual growth rate was observed for pistachios (4%), cashews and macadamias (3% each) and pecans (2%) (Figure 23).
Historically, table dates, followed by dried grapes, showed the highest supply values, while dried apricots accounted for the highest annual growth rate (8%) (Figure 24).
On average, almonds and table dates had the highest supply value over the last decade; 7.8 and 4.7 billion dollars, respectively.
