Top grape producers in Africa

Grapes (Vitis vinifera) are one of the most cultivated and economically significant fruits in the world. They belong to the Vitaceae family and are used primarily for making wine, as well as for fresh consumption and producing raisins. Grapes are known for their sweet, juicy flesh and come in a variety of colors, including red, green, and purple. Grapes contain antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, making them a nutritious addition to diets. They are grown on vines and are cultivated in various climates around the world.

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Here's the list of the top grape producers in Africa for the year 2021 based on the FAO figures:

1. South Africa : South Africa leads the list with a grape production of 2,000,297 tonnes in 2021. The country's diverse climate and wine-making tradition contribute to its significant grape cultivation.

2. Egypt : Egypt is a major grape producer, contributing 1,435,000 tonnes of grapes in 2021. Grapes are grown in various regions of the country.

3. Algeria : Algeria's grape production reached 630,022 tonnes in 2021, showcasing its role in grape cultivation.

4. Morocco : Morocco produced 420,113 tonnes of grapes in 2021. Grapes are part of the country's agricultural diversity.

5. Tunisia : Tunisia contributed 150,000 tonnes of grapes in 2021. The fruit is cultivated in the country's suitable climate zones.

6. Namibia : Namibia's grape production amounted to 33,214 tonnes in 2021, showcasing its role in grape cultivation within Africa.

7. Libya : Libya produced 31,319.96 tonnes of grapes in 2021. The fruit is grown in specific regions.

8. Madagascar : Madagascar's grape production reached 13,700.41 tonnes in 2021, adding to the country's agricultural production.

9. Tanzania : Tanzania's grape production amounted to 5,036.7 tonnes in 2021.

10. Ethiopia : Ethiopia completes the list with a grape production of 4,876.94 tonnes in 2021.

These figures highlight the grape production across various African countries in the year 2021.