Below are the 15 countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of almonds during 2019, including both in-shell and unshelled versions.

1. United States: US$4.4 billion (61.1% of total exported almonds)
2. Spain: $697.9 million (9.7%)
3. Australia: $456.8 million (6.3%)
4. Hong Kong: $198.5 million (2.7%)
5. Germany: $133 million (1.8%)
6. Netherlands: $126.2 million (1.7%)
7. Italy: $109.1 million (1.5%)
8. Turkey: $76.9 million (1.1%)
9. Chile: $58.4 million (0.8%)
10. Belgium: $48.3 million (0.7%)
11. Portugal: $34.6 million (0.48%)
12. Vietnam: $26 million (0.36%)
13. Afghanistan: $23.5 million (0.33%)
14. United Kingdom: $17 million (0.24%)
15. France: $15.9 million (0.22%)

Among the above countries, the fastest-growing almonds exporters since 2015 were: Vietnam (up 10,783%), Portugal (up 749.1%), Hong Kong (up 190.1%) and Australia (up 52.1%).

Three major suppliers posted declines in their exported almonds sales namely: United Kingdom (down -51.1%), Belgium (down -20.4%) and Afghanistan (down -12.7%).

The listed 15 countries shipped 89.1% of all almonds exported in 2019.

Worldwide exports of shelled almonds totaled US$5.8 billion in 2019. That dollar amount reflects a -7.9% decrease for all shelled almonds shippers over the five-year period starting in 2015. Year over year, the value of shelled almond exports rose 8% from 2018 to 2019.

Among continents, North American countries accounted for the highest dollar worth of exported shelled almonds during 2019 with shipments valued at $3.7 billion or 64.1% of the global total. In second place were European exporters at 24.2% followed by Oceania at 5.2% mostly Australia then Asia at 5%. Just 1.4% came from Latin America excluding Mexico but including the Caribbean trailed by 0.1% supplied by Africa.

Below are the 15 countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of shelled almonds during 2019.

1. United States: US$3.7 billion (64.1% of exported shelled almonds)
2. Spain: $782.6 million (13.6%)
3. Australia: $297.3 million (5.2%)
4. Netherlands: $161.4 million (2.8%)
5. Germany: $145 million (2.5%)
6. Italy: $127.7 million (2.2%)
7. Hong Kong: $99 million (1.7%)
8. Chile: $73.4 million (1.28%)
9. Turkey: $73.2 million (1.27%)
10. Belgium: $64.2 million (1.12%)
11. Afghanistan: $35.2 million (0.6%)
12. United Arab Emirates: $17.2 million (0.3%)
13. France: $16 million (0.28%)
14. United Kingdom: $14.9 million (0.26%)
15. Vietnam: $14.7 million (0.25%)

Among the above countries, the fastest-growing shelled almonds exporters since 2015 were: Vietnam (up 3,260%), Afghanistan (up 97.5%), Netherlands (up 65.1%) and Italy (up 17.2%).

Those countries that posted declines in their international shelled almonds sales were led by: United Arab Emirates (down -93.9%), United Kingdom (down -32.7%), Belgium (down -27.9%) and Australia (down -26.8%).

The listed 15 countries shipped 97.5% of all shelled almonds exported in 2019.

Global sales for exported in-shell almonds by country in 2019 amounted to US$1.47 billion.

Overall, the value of unshelled almonds exports rose by an average 9.9% for all exporting countries since 2015. From 2018 to 2019, the value of in-shell almond exports appreciated by 5.4%.

Among continents, North American countries accounted for the highest dollar worth of in-shell almonds during 2019 with shipments valued at $1 billion or 70.7% of the global total. In second place were Oceanian exporters at 16.8% (mostly Australia) while 8.5% of in-shell almonds shipments originated from Asia. European exporters shipped 3.7% worth of unshelled almonds, trailed by suppliers in Africa (0.2%) and Latin America (also 0.09%) excluding Mexico but including the Caribbean.

Below are the 15 countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of in-shell almonds during 2019.

1. United States of America: US$1 billion (70.7% of exported in-shell almonds)
2. Australia: $247.5 million (16.8%)
3. Hong Kong: $93.4 million (6.3%)
4. Portugal: $30.2 million (2%)
5. Spain: $17.1 million (1.2%)
6. Vietnam: $13.8 million (0.9%)
7. Thailand: $6.6 million (0.4%)
8. Afghanistan: $5.7 million (0.4%)
9. Mozambique: $2.4 million (0.2%)
10. Italy: $2.3 million (0.2%)
11. United Arab Emirates: $2 million (0.1%)
12. India: $1 million (0.1%)
13. Germany: $976,000 (0.1%)
14. Belgium: $926,000 (0.1%)
15. Chile: $884,000 (0.1%)

Among the above countries, the fastest-growing in-shell almonds exporters since 2015 were: Vietnam (up 692,100%), Portugal (up 1,018%), India (up 157.6%) and Spain (up 87.6%).

Those countries that posted declines in their international in-shell almonds sales were led by: United Arab Emirates (down -93.4%), Chile (down -62.8%), Afghanistan (down -50.1%) and Germany (down -45.7%).

The listed 15 countries shipped 99.5% of all in-shell almonds exports in 2019.

Almond Exporting Companies

Below are American companies that sell almonds internationally. Most of these businesses are headquartered in California.

• Big Tree Organic Farms
• Blue Diamond Growers
• Chico Nut Company
• Crown Nut Co
• Mariani Nut Company
• South Valley Almond Company
• The Almond Co
• The Wonderful Company

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

• Al Osool Foodstuff Trading LLC (United Arab Emirates)
• Alfafood GmbH (Germany)
• Beatty Davids Limited (United Kingdom)
• Boumamar Trading (Netherlands)
• DI Sano SRL (Italy)
• Exportadora Baika SA (Chile)
• Gervais Henri Florent (France)
• Mine Dor Danismanlik Dis Ticaret Limited Sirketi (Turkey)
• P & B International Pty Ltd (Australia)
• Summit Almonds LLC (United States)