Brazil nuts, in shell: exports, value in thousand US$
Latest, 2024US$58,000Annual release
vs 2023+2,800.0%US$2,000
Highest since 2014US$58,0002024 · FAO
Lowest since 2014US$1,0002014 · FAO
Over time
US$Year on year2014–2024Each annual figure over the span you pick, or under Change each against the year before; source: FAO.
Recent years
The latest years, newest first, each with its change on the one before when one publisher gives both.
- 2024US$58,000+2,800.0% (better)
- 2023US$2,000No change
- 2020US$2,000−71.4% (worse)
- 2019US$7,000−50.0% (worse)
- 2018US$14,000+366.7% (better)
- 2016US$3,000+200.0% (better)
- 2014US$1,000
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