FAOSTAT · 1961–2024

Peaches and nectarines production in Israel

In 2024 Israel produced 60,002 t of peaches and nectarines, the 31st largest in the world (0.22% of the world total). Over ten years it grew by 15%. The record was 96,502 t in 2008. Area harvested: 1,749 ha, yield 34.3 t/ha.

Today’s prices

Production, 2024: 60,002 t
World rank: 31 of 80
10-year change: +15%
Record: 96,502 t; 2008

Peaches and nectarines in Israel, 1961–2024 (tonnes)

Israel compared with the world, 2024

Share of world total: 0.22%; 0.23% in 2014
Yield, t/ha: 34.3; world 17.8 (+92%)
kg per person: 6.39; world 3.42
10-year change: +15%; world +25%

Position in the world ranking

#	Country	Tonnes	Share
29	Azerbaijan	66,709	0.24%
30	Armenia	61,609	0.22%
31	Israel	60,002	0.22%
32	Bolivia	58,766	0.21%
33	Guatemala	49,214	0.18%

Full ranking of 80 countries

Map of world production of peaches and nectarines

under 0.1%0.1–1%1–5%5–15%15% or moreno data
Share of the world total; Israel is outlined. Small island states are not drawn at this scale.

By year

Year	Tonnes	Change	Area harvested, ha	Yield, t/ha
2024	60,002	+3.2%	1,749	34.31
2023	58,122	−13%	2,583	22.50
2022	67,120	+72%	3,525	19.04
2021	39,120	−33%	3,525	11.10
2020	58,120	+3.5%	3,510	16.56
2019	56,150	+12%	3,522	15.94
2018	50,014	−19%	3,504	14.27
2017	62,000	+8.8%	3,454	17.95
2016	57,000	+14%	3,513	16.23
2015	50,000	−4.1%	3,480	14.37
2014	52,138	−27%	3,511	14.85
2013	70,946	+1.3%	3,396	20.89
2012	70,017	+29%	2,660	26.32
2011	54,216	−18%	2,070	26.19
2010	65,763	−18%	2,070	31.77
2009	80,092	−17%	2,160	37.08
2008	96,502	+48%	2,160	44.68
2007	65,318	+2.8%	2,300	28.40
2006	63,552	−7.8%	2,280	27.87
2005	68,960	−23%	3,870	17.82
2004	89,030	+24%	3,740	23.80
2003	71,650	+7.1%	4,880	14.68
2002	66,920	+26%	5,720	11.70
2001	53,200	−11%	5,550	9.59
2000	60,100	+31%	4,930	12.19
1999	45,800	−2.8%	3,853	11.89
1998	47,100	−1.2%	3,703	12.72
1997	47,648	+0.9%	3,610	13.20
1996	47,220	−8.6%	3,550	13.30
1995	51,690	+78%	3,790	13.64
1994	29,000	−53%	3,650	7.95
1993	62,100	+21%	3,300	18.82
1992	51,200	+26%	3,270	15.66
1991	40,600	−1.5%	3,054	13.29
1990	41,200	+8.7%	2,863	14.39
1989	37,900	−1.3%	2,420	15.66
1988	38,390	+29%	2,340	16.41
1987	29,700	−7.8%	2,230	13.32
1986	32,200	+11%	2,190	14.70
1985	29,100	−1.0%	2,100	13.86
1984	29,400	−28%	2,110	13.93
1983	41,100	+36%	2,040	20.15
1982	30,200	−25%	1,930	15.65
1981	40,200	+53%	1,750	22.97
1980	26,200	+4.8%	1,650	15.88
1979	25,000	+4.4%	1,330	18.80
1978	23,950	+7.9%	1,240	19.31
1977	22,200	−12%	1,240	17.90
1976	25,300	+9.3%	1,160	21.81
1975	23,150	−3.7%	1,100	21.05
1974	24,050	+5.5%	1,100	21.86
1973	22,800	−17%	1,100	20.73
1972	27,450	+24%	1,100	24.95
1971	22,200	+23%	1,100	20.18
1970	18,000	+11%	1,100	16.36
1969	16,200	−0.6%	1,100	14.73
1968	16,300	−5.2%	1,100	14.82
1967	17,200	+60%	900	19.11
1966	10,750	+13%	700	15.36
1965	9,550	−8.2%	700	13.64
1964	10,400	+82%	700	14.86
1963	5,700	−11%	400	14.25
1962	6,400	+49%	400	16.00
1961	4,300	—	300	14.33

Questions and answers

What is the production of peaches and nectarines in Israel?

Israel produced 60,002 t in 2024, 0.22% of the world total, according to FAOSTAT.

Where does Israel rank in the world for production of peaches and nectarines?

Israel ranked 31st of 80 countries in 2024. The largest producer was China with 63.1% of the world total.

How has the production of peaches and nectarines in Israel changed?

It rose by 15% between 2014 and 2024, compared with +25% for the world. The record was 96,502 t in 2008.

What is the yield of peaches and nectarines in Israel?

34.3 tonnes per hectare in 2024 (60,002 t from 1,749 ha), against a world average of 17.8 t/ha.

Where does this data come from?

From FAOSTAT, the statistics database of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Shares, ranks 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.