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Brazil leads global passion fruit production and consumption, with around 70% of the global volume, estimated at 700 thousand tons annually, cultivated in 46 thousand hectares. The crop has relevant social and economic weight by supplying the domestic market and generating employment and income for producers of different sizes. Despite this scenario, the advancement of production coexists with phytosanitary obstacles that limit the performance of the crops, especially in regions with higher humidity.

Orange production in Brazil is expected to decline in the 2025/26 season, impacted by climatic adversities and the progression of greening, according to data released by Itaú BBA. The expectation is a drop in productivity in the orchards, even with areas similar to the previous cycle.

Brazil maintains global leadership in the production and consumption of passion fruit, accounting for approximately 70% of the global volume. According to sector data, the country produces nearly 700 thousand tons annually, distributed across approximately 46 thousand hectares cultivated. The production chain, of strong social and economic relevance, sustains the domestic supply and generates income for farmers of different profiles, including small producers.