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Agriculture Statistics > Food production index (1988) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     Singapore: 539.2 %   1988 Time series
# 2     Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: 165.3 %   1988 Time series
# 3     Bulgaria: 154.4 %   1988 Time series
# 4     Saint Lucia: 151.9 %   1988 Time series
# 5     Dominica: 143.7 %   1988 Time series
# 6     Suriname: 136 %   1988 Time series
# 7     Hungary: 133.8 %   1988 Time series
# 8     Puerto Rico: 132.3 %   1988 Time series
# 9     Saint Kitts and Nevis: 129.2 %   1988 Time series
# 10     Sierra Leone: 118.8 %   1988 Time series
# 11     Cuba: 118.2 %   1988 Time series
# 12     Kiribati: 116.6 %   1988 Time series
# 13     Poland: 115.8 %   1988 Time series
# 14     Romania: 114.5 %   1988 Time series
# 15     Samoa: 113.7 %   1988 Time series
# 16     Grenada: 112.8 %   1988 Time series
# 17     Congo, Democratic Republic of the: 110.8 %   1988 Time series
# 18     Japan: 109.6 %   1988 Time series
# 19     Liberia: 108.2 %   1988 Time series
# 20     Lesotho: 107.1 %   1988 Time series
# 21     Haiti: 106.9 %   1988 Time series
# 22     Norway: 106.8 %   1988 Time series
# 23     Burundi: 106.2 %   1988 Time series
# 24     Antigua and Barbuda: 105.9 %   1988 Time series
# 25     Swaziland: 105.2 %   1988 Time series
# 26     Switzerland: 105 %   1988 Time series
# 27     Barbados: 104.2 %   1988 Time series
# 28     Korea, North: 104.2 %   1988 Time series
# 29     French Polynesia: 102.9 %   1988 Time series
# 30     Germany: 101.5 %   1988 Time series
# 31     Dominican Republic: 101.5 %   1988 Time series
# 32     United Kingdom: 101.4 %   1988 Time series
# 33     Botswana: 101.3 %   1988 Time series
# 34     Finland: 101.1 %   1988 Time series
# 35     Djibouti: 99.5 %   1988 Time series
# 36     Iceland: 99.2 %   1988 Time series
# 37     Zambia: 98.5 %   1988 Time series
# 38     Netherlands: 98.4 %   1988 Time series
# 39     Sweden: 97.9 %   1988 Time series
# 40     Vanuatu: 97.3 %   1988 Time series
# 41     Tonga: 96.8 %   1988 Time series
# 42     Zimbabwe: 96.7 %   1988 Time series
# 43     Mauritius: 96.1 %   1988 Time series
# 44     France: 95.8 %   1988 Time series
# 45     Mongolia: 94.9 %   1988 Time series
# 46     Italy: 94 %   1988 Time series
# 47     Namibia: 93.5 %   1988 Time series
# 48     Austria: 92.8 %   1988 Time series
# 49     Cyprus: 92.6 %   1988 Time series
# 50     Greece: 92.1 %   1988 Time series
# 51     Morocco: 91.7 %   1988 Time series
# 52     Denmark: 90.9 %   1988 Time series
# 53     Fiji: 90.8 %   1988 Time series
# 54     Panama: 90.6 %   1988 Time series
# 55     Guam: 89.3 %   1988 Time series
# 56     Bahrain: 88.8 %   1988 Time series
# 57     Rwanda: 88.6 %   1988 Time series
# 58     Saudi Arabia: 88.2 %   1988 Time series
# 59     Bhutan: 88.2 %   1988 Time series
# 60     Solomon Islands: 87.7 %   1988 Time series
# 61     Turkey: 87.7 %   1988 Time series
# 62     Sri Lanka: 87.5 %   1988 Time series
# 63     Ireland: 87.2 %   1988 Time series
# 64     Belgium: 86 %   1988 Time series
# 65     Madagascar: 85.9 %   1988 Time series
# 66     Trinidad and Tobago: 85.7 %   1988 Time series
# 67     Syria: 84.8 %   1988 Time series
# 68     Tanzania: 84.1 %   1988 Time series
# 69     South Africa: 84.1 %   1988 Time series
# 70     Gabon: 82.3 %   1988 Time series
# 71     Congo, Republic of the: 81.9 %   1988 Time series
# 72     Jamaica: 81.3 %   1988 Time series
# 73     Thailand: 80.8 %   1988 Time series
# 74     East Timor: 80.1 %   1988 Time series
# 75     Spain: 80.1 %   1988 Time series
# 76     Kenya: 80.1 %   1988 Time series
# 77     Honduras: 80 %   1988 Time series
# 78     New Zealand: 79.6 %   1988 Time series
# 79     Mauritania: 78.9 %   1988 Time series
# 80     Mali: 78.6 %   1988 Time series
# 81     Lebanon: 78.3 %   1988 Time series
# 82     Kuwait: 77.6 %   1988 Time series
# 83     Israel: 76.8 %   1988 Time series
# 84     Korea, South: 76.7 %   1988 Time series
# 85     Albania: 76.5 %   1988 Time series
# 86     Papua New Guinea: 76.2 %   1988 Time series
# 87     El Salvador: 76.2 %   1988 Time series
# 88     Malta: 75.6 %   1988 Time series
# 89     New Caledonia: 75.2 %   1988 Time series
# 90     Uruguay: 75.1 %   1988 Time series
# 91     Venezuela: 74.9 %   1988 Time series
# 92     Colombia: 74 %   1988 Time series
# 93     Comoros: 73.6 %   1988 Time series
# 94     Indonesia: 73.5 %   1988 Time series
# 95     Mexico: 73.4 %   1988 Time series
# 96     Jordan: 73.4 %   1988 Time series
# 97     United States: 73.2 %   1988 Time series
# 98     Yemen: 73.1 %   1988 Time series
# 99     Portugal: 72.8 %   1988 Time series
# 100     Cape Verde: 72.8 %   1988 Time series
# 101     Mozambique: 72.4 %   1988 Time series
# 102     Gambia, The: 71.8 %   1988 Time series
# 103     Seychelles: 70.6 %   1988 Time series
# 104     Bahamas, The: 70.3 %   1988 Time series
# 105     Uganda: 70.2 %   1988 Time series
# 106     Togo: 70 %   1988 Time series
# 107     Nepal: 70 %   1988 Time series
# 108     Philippines: 69.9 %   1988 Time series
# 109     Niger: 69.8 %   1988 Time series
# 110     Côte d'Ivoire: 69.4 %   1988 Time series
# 111     India: 69.4 %   1988 Time series
# 112     Argentina: 69.2 %   1988 Time series
# 113     Senegal: 68.9 %   1988 Time series
# 114     Equatorial Guinea: 68.8 %   1988 Time series
# 115     Sudan: 68.5 %   1988 Time series
# 116     Burkina Faso: 67.5 %   1988 Time series
# 117     Canada: 67.4 %   1988 Time series
# 118     Libya: 67.3 %   1988 Time series
# 119     Cameroon: 66.9 %   1988 Time series
# 120     Paraguay: 66.8 %   1988 Time series
# 121     Central African Republic: 66.8 %   1988 Time series
# 122     Chad: 66.4 %   1988 Time series
# 123     Brazil: 66.2 %   1988 Time series
# 124     São Tomé and Príncipe: 65.9 %   1988 Time series
# 125     Australia: 65.9 %   1988 Time series
# 126     Algeria: 65.7 %   1988 Time series
# 127     Bangladesh: 65.3 %   1988 Time series
# 128     Maldives: 65.2 %   1988 Time series
# 129     Cambodia: 65.1 %   1988 Time series
# 130     Guatemala: 64.4 %   1988 Time series
# 131     Ecuador: 64.4 %   1988 Time series
# 132     Guinea-Bissau: 63.7 %   1988 Time series
# 133     Burma: 63.2 %   1988 Time series
# 134     Peru: 63.1 %   1988 Time series
# 135     Chile: 62.6 %   1988 Time series
# 136     Bolivia: 62.2 %   1988 Time series
# 137     Angola: 61.7 %   1988 Time series
# 138     Pakistan: 61 %   1988 Time series
# 139     Guyana: 58.8 %   1988 Time series
# 140     Egypt: 58.6 %   1988 Time series
# 141     Iran: 58.1 %   1988 Time series
# 142     Guinea: 56.7 %   1988 Time series
# 143     Malaysia: 56.5 %   1988 Time series
# 144     Oman: 55.6 %   1988 Time series
# 145     Vietnam: 55.2 %   1988 Time series
# 146     Costa Rica: 54.7 %   1988 Time series
# 147     Benin: 54.4 %   1988 Time series
# 148     Nicaragua: 54.3 %   1988 Time series
# 149     Malawi: 53.9 %   1988 Time series
# 150     Tunisia: 52.8 %   1988 Time series
# 151     Nigeria: 52.5 %   1988 Time series
# 152     China: 52.1 %   1988 Time series
# 153     Ghana: 51.8 %   1988 Time series
# 154     Belize: 49.3 %   1988 Time series
# 155     Laos: 45.8 %   1988 Time series
# 156     Qatar: 44.8 %   1988 Time series
# 157     Brunei: 35.6 %   1988 Time series
# 158     United Arab Emirates: 16.3 %   1988 Time series
Weighted average: 85.7 %  


DEFINITION: Food production index covers food crops that are considered edible and that contain nutrients. Coffee and tea are excluded because, although edible, they have no nutritive value.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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Narayan
4th February 2012 		Hello ,
This website is a very good source for all people who want to gain knowledge in agriculture sector.It will contribute to the world wide awareness of a normal person.
Thank You
Nyergh
19th October 2011 		How come it only comes up to 2004?
Anon
28th January 2011 		You can get the Afghanistan data from the world bank. http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/AG.PRD.FOOD.XD The country is valued at 124%.
Chiara
3rd January 2011 		The food production indices are from the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations). For explanations and metadata, see http://faostat.fao.org/site/612/default.aspx#ancor
steve
3rd January 2011 		It is a measure of the change in food production since the base year (2001=100 I believe).
Ruanda
26th May 2010 		I am the 4th person to be interested in meaning of this figures. Please :)
researcher
3rd April 2010 		it is an index measure i.e. shows growth indexed to base 94-01.

e.g. you produced on average 10 carrots per year over the period (94-01). You now produce 15 carrots per year. Your FPI is 150%.

It's not a terribly insightful measure.
gelli.mary
5th March 2010 		Can some one please explain these amounts? whats dose it mean 145.8%?
curious_cat
30th December 2009 		I don't understand...what does it mean to have 100% production? Does it mean that all the land is being used, that the production possibilities are all being used at the max levels, that they produce enough for the entire population...? Can anyone explain this please? Thanks.
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