A01 · Agriculture and Horticulture · 3 regions

Pome, citrus and stone fruit plantation area share

Spain had the highest pome, citrus and stone fruit plantation area share in 2023, at 32%, ahead of Italy (21%) and Poland (13%).

  • 32% Latest · Spain · 2023
  • Annual Release cadence
  • 3 Records · 3 regions · 2023

Verified 27 Sep 2026 · 1 publisher · Next period 2024

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Fig 1 · A01 · 3 regions Annual

Pome, citrus and stone fruit plantation area share by region

Latest value per region, 2023

3 entries
Pome, citrus and stone fruit plantation area share by regionPome, citrus and stone fruit plantation area share by region. 3 categories, highest is Spain at 32%. Poland Italy Spain 13% 21% 32%
Pome, citrus and stone fruit plantation area share by regionPome, citrus and stone fruit plantation area share by region. 3 categories, highest is Spain at 32%. Poland Italy Spain 13% 21% 32%
Pome, citrus and stone fruit plantation area share by regionPome, citrus and stone fruit plantation area share by region. 3 categories, highest is Spain at 32%. Poland Italy Spain 13% 21% 32%
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Pome, citrus and stone fruit plantation area share by region
Category Source Type Value
Spain Eurostat Actual 32%
Italy Eurostat Actual 21%
Poland Eurostat Actual 13%
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Pome, citrus and stone fruit plantation area share: every record, grouped by region, newest first.
Period Value Source Type
Spain 1 record
2023 32% Eurostat · 31 Dec 2023
Italy 1 record
2023 21% Eurostat · 31 Dec 2023
Poland 1 record
2023 13% Eurostat · 31 Dec 2023

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Definition
Share of total pome, citrus and stone fruit tree plantation area accounted for by a given area.
Measure
One slice of Plantation area ( form: share, segment: pome citrus and stone fruit ) . The total agricultural surface area dedicated to perennial tree plantations. Region and period are columns on every record, not slices.
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Sources · 1 document

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Agricultural production - orchards Eurostat — 3

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Frequently asked questions

What is the latest pome, citrus and stone fruit plantation area share?

Spain had the highest pome, citrus and stone fruit plantation area share in 2023, at 32%, ahead of Italy (21%) and Poland (13%).

Which country has the highest pome, citrus and stone fruit plantation area share?

Spain, at 32% in 2023. 3 countries published figures for that period.

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