Cashew Nut Production โ โ Cashew Nut Production refers to the total quantity of cashew nuts harvested and produced within a country during a specified period, measured in tonnes. The indicator reflects the scale of cashew cultivation and agricultural output and is used to assess crop productivity, farming capacity, and the contribution of cashew production to the agricultural sector. The data presented by Our World in Data is based on statistics from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
Based on the validated data, China maintained a relatively stable cashew nut production level throughout the study period, with only minor year-to-year fluctuations. Production increased from 189 tonnes in 2015 to 246 tonnes in 2016, representing the highest production level during the early period. Output declined slightly to 233.67 tonnes in 2017 and 212.46 tonnes in 2018 before recovering to 230.71 tonnes in 2019. Production remained stable at 224.79 tonnes in 2020, followed by 222.65 tonnes in 2021. Output increased modestly to 226.05 tonnes in 2022 and remained nearly unchanged at 224.50 tonnes in 2023 and 224.40 tonnes in 2024. Overall, the dataset highlights the consistency of Chinaโs cashew nut production, demonstrating a stable agricultural output base despite limited expansion during the study period. The dataset provides valuable insights into production trends, farming performance, and industry development. It supports comparative analysis, international benchmarking, and future production forecasting. Policymakers, agricultural producers, exporters, investors, researchers, and market analysts can utilize the dataset to monitor industry performance, assess production stability, identify market opportunities, improve agricultural planning, strengthen supply chain efficiency, and support sustainable development initiatives within Chinaโs cashew production sector.