FAOSTAT · 2024

Agricultural production in Singapore

According to FAOSTAT, Singapore produced 19,254 t of vegetables, 5 t of fruit and 56,511 t of meat in 2024. Its largest crops by volume were spinach (2,196 t), lettuce and chicory (1,029 t) and cabbages (666 t).

Market prices in Singapore

Products recorded: 30
World #1: 0; products
World top 10: 0; products
Year: 2024

Among its twelve largest crops, the biggest ten-year change was in mushrooms (+152%), followed by lettuce and chicory (+126%).

Livestock numbers: 177 cattle and 754 goats.

Totals by group

Group	Tonnes	World rank	Share	10-year change
All meat	56,511	140	0.02%	−51%
All eggs	47,610	87	0.05%	+75%
All vegetables	19,254	162	0%	−24%
All roots and tubers	16	192	0%	+6.7%
All fruit	5	192	0%	−29%

All products by volume, 2024

Product	Tonnes	World rank	Share	10-year change
Beer	121,800	93	0.07%	+5.5%
Hen eggs	46,410	88	0.05%	+79%
Chicken meat	45,032	111	0.04%	−50%
Other vegetables, fresh n.e.c.	15,160	123	0.01%	−32%
Oil of maize	8,300	35	0.27%	+3,181%
Margarine and shortening	8,000	64	0.06%	+111%
Pork (pig meat)	7,419	105	0.01%	−63%
Duck meat	3,997	32	0.05%	−20%
Soya bean oil	3,600	79	0.01%	+11%
Spinach	2,196	40	0.01%	+6.2%
Eggs from other birds in shell, fresh, n.e.c.	1,200	23	0.02%	0.0%
Lettuce and chicory	1,029	79	0%	+126%
Oil of sesame seed	1,000	41	0.08%	−62%
Groundnut oil	700	68	0.01%	−54%
Cabbages	666	132	0%	+5.7%
Edible offal of pigs, fresh, chilled or frozen	453	79	0.01%	−63%
Fat of pigs	371	84	0%	−63%
Mushrooms	202	60	0%	+153%
Coconuts, in shell	112	83	0%	−14%
Beef (cattle meat)	34	185	0%	−11%
Sheep meat	21	165	0%	−22%
Other starchy roots and tubers	15	60	0%	+7.1%
Goat meat	8	165	0%	−33%
Raw hides and skins of cattle	6	157	0%	0.0%
Edible offal of cattle, fresh, chilled or frozen	5	158	0%	−17%
Edible offal of sheep, fresh, chilled or frozen	5	138	0%	−17%
Other fruits, n.e.c.	5	136	0%	−29%
Raw hides and skins of sheep or lambs	3	140	0%	0.0%
Cattle fat, unrendered	1	158	0%	0.0%
Sheep fat, unrendered	1	140	0%	0.0%

Live animals, 2024

Product	Head	World rank	Share	10-year change
Chickens	3,056,000	138	0.01%	−13%
Goats	754	179	0%	+13%
Cattle	177	189	0%	−12%

Singapore among the world’s producers, 2024

Share of world production by country for the largest crops of Singapore, which is outlined on the map.

Product

under 0.1%0.1–1%1–5%5–15%15% or moreno data
Small island states are not drawn at this scale.

Production per person, 2024

Singapore had 5.8 million inhabitants in 2024 (FAOSTAT estimate). Production of its largest products per inhabitant, compared with the world average:

Product	kg per person	World, kg per person	Ratio
Beer	20.9	22.7	0.9×
Hen eggs	7.96	11.5	0.7×
Chicken meat	7.72	15.7	0.5×
Other vegetables, fresh n.e.c.	2.60	34.5	0.1×
Oil of maize	1.42	0.38	3.8×
Margarine and shortening	1.37	1.61	0.8×
Pork (pig meat)	1.27	15.4	0.1×
Duck meat	0.69	0.90	0.8×
Soya bean oil	0.62	7.34	0.1×
Spinach	0.38	3.76	0.1×
Eggs from other birds in shell, fresh, n.e.c.	0.21	0.77	0.3×
Lettuce and chicory	0.18	3.46	0.1×

Production divided by population; it is not consumption, because crops are traded and used for feed, processing and industry.

Trade in agricultural products, 2024

Singapore reported exports of 150 and imports of 164 of the products covered here.

Largest exports by value

Product	Tonnes	Value	USD/kg	World rank
Wine	13,344	USD 518 m	38.84	31 of 128
Whole milk powder	48,475	USD 145 m	2.99	10 of 104
Beer of barley, malted	63,756	USD 91.8 m	1.44	30 of 149
Unmanufactured tobacco	6,758	USD 57.8 m	8.55	35 of 101
Meat of chickens, fresh or chilled	36,006	USD 51.5 m	1.43	35 of 123
Palm oil	34,985	USD 51.3 m	1.47	32 of 118
Margarine and shortening	10,456	USD 32.8 m	3.13	23 of 117
Skim milk and whey powder	10,510	USD 32.4 m	3.08	27 of 110
Coffee, green	4,817	USD 31.2 m	6.47	37 of 131
Tea leaves	1,575	USD 30.1 m	19.09	40 of 143

Largest imports by value

Product	Tonnes	Value	USD/kg	World rank
Wine	26,890	USD 702 m	26.12	40 of 192
Cocoa beans	148,877	USD 625 m	4.20	7 of 108
Meat of chickens, fresh or chilled	198,584	USD 398 m	2.01	21 of 189
Cattle fat, unrendered	312,460	USD 335 m	1.07	1 of 83
Hen eggs in shell, fresh	120,208	USD 190 m	1.58	6 of 184
Skim milk and whey powder	64,732	USD 183 m	2.82	15 of 192
Tallow	162,042	USD 170 m	1.05	2 of 96
Palm oil	146,387	USD 158 m	1.08	43 of 191
Raw milk of cattle	106,280	USD 152 m	1.43	16 of 188
Whole milk powder	37,520	USD 140 m	3.73	18 of 190

FAOSTAT detailed trade data, release of 23 July 2026: quantities in tonnes and values in current US dollars as reported; exports include re-exports. Only the FAO trade items that match Husfarm production pages are included: meat covers fresh or chilled meat only (frozen meat is a separate item), and processed goods such as milled rice or flour are not listed.

Questions and answers

What are the main crops produced in Singapore?

By volume, the largest products of Singapore in 2024 were beer (121,800 t), hen eggs (46,410 t), chicken meat (45,032 t), according to FAOSTAT.

Is Singapore the world’s largest producer of anything?

Not in 2024. Its highest world rank was 23rd, for eggs from other birds in shell, fresh, n.e.c..

How much beer does Singapore produce per person?

About 20.9 kg per inhabitant in 2024, compared with a world average of 22.7 kg (production divided by population, FAOSTAT).

What does Singapore export most?

By value, its largest agricultural exports in 2024 among the products covered here were wine (USD 518 m), whole milk powder (USD 145 m), beer of barley, malted (USD 91.8 m), according to FAOSTAT.

What does Singapore import most?

By value, its largest agricultural imports in 2024 among the products covered here were wine (USD 702 m), cocoa beans (USD 625 m), meat of chickens, fresh or chilled (USD 398 m).

Where does this data come from?

Production, trade and population figures are from FAOSTAT, the statistics database of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Rankings, shares and per-person figures are calculated by Husfarm.

Source: FAO. 2025. FAOSTAT: Crops and livestock products. Accessed on 4 November 2026. fao.org/faostat. Licence: CC BY 4.0. Charts, rankings and changes calculated by Husfarm.