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Agriculture, food and rural statistics for Guatemala (FAOSTAT)

FAOSTAT domains for Guatemala that are not in the verified part of the site: food balances and supply utilisation accounts, apparent food and nutrient intake, agrifood-system emissions, development flows, credit and foreign investment to agriculture, fertiliser and forest-product trade, land use, employment, gender, prices and SDG indicators, among others. Published by FAO's Statistics Division, with data from 1950 to 2100 depending on the domain.

data points
509,802
series
63,461
Period
1950–2100
Attribution the licence asks for
FAO. 2026. FAOSTAT. https://www.fao.org/faostat/en/#data. Licence: CC-BY-4.0.
Source notice
The Spanish titles and texts are Advance Guatemala's, not an official FAO translation or adaptation.
Licence read on
Nov 8, 2026
Frequencies
One-off date: 35,050 series · Annual: 28,358 series · Multi-year: 47 series · Monthly: 6 series
Nature of the data
Estimated: 273,234 data points · Published: 145,338 data points · Imputed: 88,297 data points · Projected: 1,428 data points · Modelled: 936 data points · Provisional: 569 data points
Retrieved
from Sep 23, 2026 to Nov 7, 2026
Data state
Advance Guatemala keeps the data point as the source published it: it does not compare it with other sources or apply the tolerance bands it uses for the site's verified figures.

Dimensions

How the source classifies its series, with the most frequent values first.

  • Domain

    • Food and Diet: Apparent intake (based on household consumption and expenditure surveys)
    • Investment: Development Flows to Agriculture
    • Land, Inputs and Sustainability: Detailed trade matrix (fertilizers)
    • Food Balances: Supply Utilization Accounts (2010-)
    • Discontinued archives and data series: Indicators from Household Surveys (gender, area, socioeconomics)
    • Discontinued archives and data series: Forestry Trade Flows
    • Food Balances: Food Balances (2010-)
    • Food Balances: Food Balances (-2013, old methodology and population)
  • Element

    • Average
    • Confidence interval: Lower bound
    • Confidence interval: Upper bound
    • Value US$
    • Value US$, 2023 prices
    • Export quantity
    • Value
    • Standard Deviation

Notes

Each value keeps its FAO flag (official, estimated, imputed, from another organisation) and the series takes the least official of its values. Future years are projections. Some domains republish other sources' figures: development flows come from the OECD's CRS, population from the UN World Population Prospects and exchange rates from the IMF.

Series

Every series in the dataset. Open one to see its data points, each with its source link.