Below are the 15 countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of combined in-shell and shelled walnuts during 2017.

1. United States: US$1.4 billion (40.3% of total exported walnuts)
2. Mexico: $587.7 million (17.3%)
3. Chile: $462.9 million (13.6%)
4. France: $143.4 million (4.2%)
5. Germany: $114.2 million (3.4%)
6. China: $106.2 million (3.1%)
7. Ukraine: $101.2 million (3%)
8. Moldova: $98 million (2.9%)
9. Uzbekistan: $53.8 million (1.6%)
10. Netherlands: $47.3 million (1.4%)
11. Romania: $33.9 million (1%)
12. Turkey: $32.6 million (0.96%)
13. Hong Kong: $29.3 million (0.86%)
14. Belgium: $23.9 million (0.7%)
15. Hungary: $18.6 million (0.6%)

By value, the listed 15 countries shipped 94.7% of all walnuts exported in 2017.

Among the above countries, the fastest-growing walnuts exporters since 2013 were: Uzbekistan (up 713.4%), Belgium (up 393.7%), Mexico (up 327.6%) and France (up 310%).

Two countries incurred declines in their exported walnuts sales namely Romania (down -30.6%) and Turkey (down -30.2%).

Below are the 15 countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of in-shell walnuts during 2017:

1. United States: US$510.9 million (44% of exported in-shell walnuts)
2. Chile: $207.7 million (17.9%)
3. Mexico: $143.1 million (12.3%)
4. France: $108 million (9.31%)
5. China: $31.2 million (2.7%)
6. Hong Kong: $24.9 million (2.1%)
7. Uzbekistan: $24.3 million (2.1%)
8. Australia: $15.2 million (1.3%)
9. Netherlands: $13.8 million (1.2%)
10. Belgium: $10.7 million (0.9%)
11. Argentina: $10.7 million (0.9%)
12. Spain: $7.8 million (0.67%)
13. Germany: $7.5 million (0.65%)
14. Tajikistan: $7.4 million (0.64%)
15. Hungary: $6.6 million (0.57%)

The listed 15 countries shipped 97.4% of in-shell walnuts exported in 2017 by value.

Among the above countries, the fastest-growing in-shell walnuts exporters since 2013 were: China (up 5,295%), Uzbekistan (up 268%), Netherlands (up 252.8%) and Chile (up 156.1%).

Those countries that posted declines in their international in-shell walnuts sales were led by: Hong Kong (down -66%), Australia (down -31.6%), United States (down -25.3%) and Hungary (down -16.6%).

Below are the 15 countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of shelled walnuts during 2017.

1. United States: US$859 million (38.3% of exported shelled walnuts)
2. Mexico: $444.6 million (19.8%)
3. Chile: $255.1 million (11.4%)
4. Germany: $106.7 million (4.8%)
5. Ukraine: $96.6 million (4.3%)
6. Moldova, Republic of: $95.9 million (4.3%)
7. China: $75 million (3.4%)
8. France: $35.4 million (1.6%)
9. Netherlands: $33.4 million (1.5%)
10. Romania: $33.2 million (1.5%)
11. Turkey: $32.5 million (1.5%)
12. Uzbekistan: $29.6 million (1.3%)
13. Austria: $14.5 million (0.7%)
14. Belgium: $13.1 million (0.6%)
15. Hungary: $11.9 million (0.5%)

The listed 15 countries shipped 95.3% of shelled walnuts exported in 2017 by value.

Among the above countries, the fastest-growing shelled walnuts exporters since 2013 were: Uzbekistan (up 347.1%), Mexico (up 223.5%), Belgium (up 171.7%) and Germany (up 104%).

Three exporters incurred declines in their international shelled walnuts sales namely Romania (down -31.9%), Turkey (down -30.4%) and Hungary (down -16.4%).

Walnut Exporting Companies

According to global trading platform Alibaba, the following suppliers supply walnuts to their customers. The home-country location for each business is shown within parentheses:

• Aldera (Turkey)
• Cucku Enterprises Private Limited (India)
• Gervais Henri Florent (France)
• Ghoenert Verwaltungs GMBH (Germany)
• Healthy Food Ltd (Hong Kong)
• Intertransproduct LLC (Ukraine)
• Land Growers Chile Exportaciones Y Asesorias LtdA (Chile)
• Marandi Trading & Marketing SRL (Romania)
• Mave Enterprises Inc (United States)
• Qingdao Sunfine Co, Ltd (China)