Vegetable Production: China vs World 2025 (Latest Data & Historical Trends)
Vegetable production comparison. China produces 50%+ of global vegetables.
Quick Answer
China produced 725 million tonnes of vegetables in 2025, 54.7% of global output. From 37.1% in 1990, China became the world's vegetable basket. China grows over half of global vegetables. Data from FAO covers 1990-2025.
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Data Table
4 data points| Year | China | World total | World minus china | China share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1990 | 195 | 525 | 330 | 37.1 |
| 2010 | 520 | 1050 | 530 | 49.5 |
| 2020 | 650 | 1225 | 575 | 53.1 |
| 2025 | 725 | 1325 | 600 | 54.7 |
About This Dataset
Vegetable production comparison. China produces 50%+ of global vegetables.
The latest row (2025) reports China: 725 Million Tonnes and world total: 1,325 Million Tonnes. The dataset spans 4 data points from 1990 to 2025, updated yearly.
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Citation Format:
China Data Portal (2026). Vegetable Production: China vs World. Retrieved from https://chinadata.live/data/vegetable-production-china-vs-world/
Primary Source:
FAO
Last Updated:
2026-07-10T13:44:24.492Z
API Access:
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What is China's Vegetable Production: China vs World in 2025?
The latest row (2025) reports China: 725 Million Tonnes and world total: 1,325 Million Tonnes. This dataset includes 4 data points covering 1990 to 2025.
Where can I download Vegetable Production: China vs World data?
You can download Vegetable Production: China vs World data from China Data Portal via our free API at https://chinadata.live/api/v2/data/vegetable-production-china-vs-world. Data is available in JSON and CSV formats.
What is the data range for Vegetable Production: China vs World?
The Vegetable Production: China vs World dataset covers 1990 to 2025, with 4 data points. Data source: FAO.