Philippine Output Boosts Global Pineapple Trade in 2025
The Philippines significantly contributed to global pineapple trade in 2025 due to heavy investment in domestic production, according to the UN's FAO. Global pineapple exports grew by 3.7% to 3.7 million metric tons that year.
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