Major Fruits Julsep2012

Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Statistics
1184 Ben‐Lor Bldg., Quezon Avenue, Quezon City
Crops Statistics Division
371‐20‐67
info@bas.gov.ph

http:/www.bas.gov.ph
Table 6. Pineapple: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines,
January‐June and July‐September, 2011‐2012
EXPLANATORY NOTES
Production (mt) % Change
Region January‐June July‐September Jan‐Jun Jul‐Sept
2011 2012 2011 2012 2012/2011 2012/2011 The Major Fruit Crops Quarterly Bulletin provides updates on production,
area and bearing trees statistics of four (4) major fruits, namely, banana, mango,
PHILIPPINES 1,097,449 1,146,097 585,202 624,251 4.43 6.67
pineapple and calamansi. These crops are highlighted in the report on the
CAR 481 488 198 215 1.57 8.14

Ilocos Region (I) 116 118 23 24 1.70 5.64 Performance of Agriculture which is released quarterly by the Bureau of
Cagayan Valley (II)
15,477 17,078 11,046 10,990 10.34 (0.50) Agricultural Statistics (BAS).
Central Luzon (III) 1,184 1,206 255 257 1.87 0.98

CALABARZON (IV‐A) 67,838 68,975 4,145 4,160 1.68 0.37
MIMAROPA (IV‐B) 219 244 41 43 11.39 4.67
This 3rd quarter 2012 issue of the Bulletin contains the preliminary

Bicol Region (V) 61,300 64,904 39,050 40,929 5.88 4.81 estimates of production in July‐September 2012. Final estimates of production,

Western Visayas (VI) 9,172 9,249 3,313 3,163 0.84 (4.53) area planted and number of bearing trees in January‐June 2012 are also made part
Central Visayas (VII) 3,073 3,066 889 927 (0.21) 4.31 of the statistical tables. The data on area and bearing trees are reported on a semi‐

Eastern Visayas (VIII) 6,014 6,053 990 1,012 0.64 2.23
annual basis. The source of data is the quarterly Crops Production Survey (CrPS) of

Zamboanga Peninsula (IX) 1,016 980 388 384 (3.53) (1.10)
Northern Mindanao (X) 518,730 559,272 321,485 355,941 7.82 10.72 the BAS.

Davao Region (XI) 17,043 19,793 4,056 4,110 16.13 1.33
SOCCSKSARGEN (XII)
393,189 392,057 197,421 199,713 (0.29) 1.16
ARMM 444 427 270 246 (3.77) (8.77)

Caraga 2,153 2,186 1,632 2,136 1.54 30.87

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Figure 1. Banana production by region, Philippines, July‐September 2012 Table 5. Mango: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines,

Production (mt)
Region January‐June July‐September
2011 2012 2011 2012

PHILIPPINES 694,289 674,515 59,445 58,201

CAR 3,705 3,314 4 4

Ilocos Region (I) 273,603 262,277 21 20
Cagayan Valley (II) 46,106 34,599 332 145
Central Luzon (III) 64,032 59,280 ‐ ‐
CALABARZON (IV‐A) 58,101 54,660 527 555
MIMAROPA (IV‐B) 9,394 9,592 57 60
Bicol Region (V) 370 395 811 838
Western Visayas (VI) 42,203 42,751 2,637 2,583

Central Visayas (VII) 45,194 46,847 16,422 17,289
Eastern Visayas (VIII) 464 463 226 224
Zamboanga Peninsula (IX) 54,674 57,204 11,210 11,041
Northern Mindanao (X) 20,317 22,337 10,436 11,177
Davao Region (XI) 21,862 23,904 5,159 5,375
SOCCSKSARGEN (XII) 47,363 48,417 3,361 3,373
ARMM 1,788 3,837 4,584 1,292
Caraga 5,114 4,636 3,658 4,224

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Table 4. Calamansi: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Banana
B
July‐September 2012

o Across varieties, banana production grew by 2.36 percent, from 2,269 thousand mt in 2011 to

2,322 thousand mt in 2012 during the reference quarter. The growth was contributed by the
2011 2012 2011 2012 2012/2011 2012/2011 gains in output of saba at 3.16 percent; Cavendish at 2.12 percent; and lacatan at 2.02 percent
(Table 1).
PHILIPPINES 44,233 42,450 95,936 94,433 (4.03) (1.57)
CAR 211 213 86 84 0.95 (1.87)
o The growth in production was attributed to the following factors:
Ilocos Region (I) 1,583 1,560 904 919 (1.42) 1.68

Cagayan Valley (II) 2,542 2,341 2,004 2,083 (7.90) 3.93
 Additional area harvested in Northern Mindanao, Davao Region,
Central Luzon (III) 4,759 4,784 2,559 2,568 0.53 0.33
SOCCSKSARGEN and Caraga;
CALABARZON (IV‐A) 4,396 3,697 6,010 6,077 (15.90) 1.12
MIMAROPA (IV‐B) 15,794 15,094 71,937 70,089 (4.43) (2.57)
Bicol Region (V) 527 512 1,038 1,002 (2.72) (3.39)
 More bearing hills bore fruits in Cagayan Valley, Western Visayas and ARMM due to

Western Visayas (VI) 2,294 2,161 956 945 (5.83) (1.19) fewer occurrences of typhoons compared to same period last year; and
Central Visayas (VII) 552 563 366 363 2.01 (0.80)

Eastern Visayas (VIII) 730 738 997 1,026 1.17 2.86  Increase in number of bearing hills in MIMAROPA.
Zamboanga Peninsula (IX) 2,499 2,731 2,326 2,355 9.31 1.26

Northern Mindanao (X) 473 491 450 456 3.80 1.22
o Davao Region, Northern Mindanao and SOCCSSKSARGEN were the top producing regions with
Davao Region (XI) 4,060 3,796 2,765 2,767 (6.51) 0.07
a combined share of 73 percent in the total banana production for the quarter (Figure 1).
SOCCSKSARGEN (XII)
2,496 2,546 2,357 2,417 2.04 2.57
ARMM 297 339 442 506 14.16 14.47 o Cavendish variety accounted for 50 percent of the total banana production. Saba and lacatan
Caraga 1,022 883 739 775 (13.55) 4.90 stood next at 29 percent and 10 percent, respectively (Figure 2).

o Davao Region contributed 60 percent to the Cavendish production in the country during the

quarter.

o On the average, the production for the quarter shared 21 percent to the annual
banana production during the past five (5) years.

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Figure 3. Calamansi production by region, Philippines, July‐September 2012 Table 3. Banana: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines,


2011 2012 2011 2012 2012/2011 2012/2011

PHILIPPINES 4,621,975 4,697,327 2,268,722 2,322,189 1.63 2.36
CAR 12,195 12,259 7,323 7,147 0.53 (2.41)
Ilocos Region (I) 21,031 21,791 7,841 8,111 3.62 3.45
Cagayan Valley (II) 174,424 180,838 70,318 87,588 3.68 24.56
CALABARZON (IV‐A) 60,461 61,915 35,382 36,429 2.41 2.96
MIMAROPA (IV‐B) 96,563 97,816 55,933 57,878 1.30 3.48
Bicol Region (V) 32,080 33,053 26,533 27,203 3.03 2.53
Western Visayas (VI) 182,733 186,546 53,292 54,421 2.09 2.12
Central Visayas (VII) 112,382 115,920 37,663 37,953 3.15 0.77

Eastern Visayas (VIII) 136,813 137,112 68,581 69,900 0.22 1.92
Zamboanga Peninsula (IX) 93,157 94,053 66,577 63,372 0.96 (4.81)
Northern Mindanao (X) 831,332 838,428 450,629 451,102 0.85 0.11
Davao Region (XI) 1,997,429 1,999,111 942,412 944,787 0.08 0.25
SOCCSKSARGEN (XII) 534,203 566,864 281,451 295,266 6.11 4.91
ARMM 211,437 222,497 93,369 105,035 5.23 12.50
Caraga 95,957 99,328 58,508 62,993 3.51 7.67

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Table 2. Fruit Crops: Area planted and bearing trees/hills, Philippines, 2011, Calamansi
January‐June, 2011‐2012

Area planted/Bearing Trees % Change o Calamansi production was estimated at 94,433 mt for July‐September 2012. This
Crop January‐June Jan‐Jun
2011
2011 2012 2012/2011 was lower by 1.57 percent than the 2011 output of 95,936 mt.

Area (Ha) o The reduction in production was due to:
Banana 450,125 446,064 449,273 0.72
Cavendish 80,230 79,888 80,455 0.71
Lacatan 57,032 56,326 57,412 1.93  Decrease in yield and number of bearing trees in MIMAROPA;
Saba 186,317 184,216 186,367 1.17
Calamansi 21,141 20,991 20,965 (0.12)
Mango
Carabao
187,073 186,187 186,314 0.07  Cutting down of senile trees in Bicol Region and Western Visayas; and
145,518 144,744 145,042 0.21
Pineapple 58,457 57,375 57,653 0.49
 Frequent rains during flowering stage in CAR and Central Visayas.

Bearing Trees/Hills
Banana 279,512,164 274,088,862 277,701,311 1.32 o MIMAROPA the major producer shared about 74 percent in the country’s

Cavendish 114,192,836 112,979,497 114,258,548 1.13
calamansi production (Figure 3).
Lacatan 32,216,833 31,383,941 31,987,619 1.92
Saba 79,570,508 77,195,287 78,827,225 2.11

Calamansi 9,402,373 9,240,012 9,198,633 (0.45) o On the average, the third quarter production shared 39 percent to the annual
Mango 8,606,709 8,570,177 8,658,674 1.03 calamansi production during the past 5 years. Peak harvest was observed during
Carabao 6,333,898 6,306,180 6,416,101 1.74
this quarter.

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Figure 4. Mango production by region, Philippines, July‐September 2012 Table 1. Fruit Crops: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines,
January‐June, July‐September, 2011‐2012

CROP January‐June July‐September Jan‐Jun Jul‐Sept
2011 2012 2011 2012 2012/2011 2012/2011

Banana 4,621,975 4,697,327 2,268,722 2,322,189 1.63 2.36
Cavendish 2,416,539 2,434,513 1,138,876 1,163,076 0.74 2.12
Lacatan 449,906 468,615 245,883 250,841 4.16 2.02
Saba 1,303,324 1,333,909 656,068 676,785 2.35 3.16

Calamansi 44,233 42,450 95,936 94,433 (4.03) (1.57)

Mango 694,289 674,515 59,445 58,201 (2.85) (2.09)

Carabao 567,862 556,168 43,673 45,753 (2.06) 4.76

Pineapple 1,097,449 1,146,097 585,202 624,251 4.43 6.67

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Mango


o Mango production was estimated at 58,201 mt for July‐September 2012. This
was 2.09 percent lower than the 2011 production of 59,445 mt.

o The drop in production was due to the following:

 Lean production of other mango varieties in ARMM; and

 Effects of monsoon rains during flowering stage in Western Visayas and
Zamboanga Peninsula.

o The bulk of production this quarter came from the Visayas and Mindanao regions.

o Central Visayas, Northern Mindanao and Zamboanga Peninsula were the top

producers in July‐September period (Figure 4).
o On the average, production for this quarter contributed only 5.4 percent to the

TABLES annual production for the past five (5) years.

o Growth in Carabao mango production was at 4.76 percent, from 43,673 mt in
2011 to 45,753 mt in 2012. This accounted for 78 percent of the total mango

production for the period.

o Output grew as more bearing trees bore fruits in Central Visayas and Northern
Mindanao.

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Figure 6. Pineapple: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines,
Pineapple

o Pineapple production at 624 thousand mt was higher by 6.67 percent from the

2011 record of 585 thousand mt.

o Production increased because of additional areas harvested in Northern

Mindanao and SOCCSKSARGEN.

o Northern Mindanao and SOCCSKSARGEN were the major producers with a
combined share of 89 percent to the country’s pineapple production for the

quarter (Figure 6).

o On the average, the production for the quarter shared 23 percent in the annual

pineapple production for the last five (5) years.

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Figure 6. Pineapple: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines,
Pineapple

o Pineapple production at 624 thousand mt was higher by 6.67 percent from the

2011 record of 585 thousand mt.

o Production increased because of additional areas harvested in Northern

Mindanao and SOCCSKSARGEN.

o Northern Mindanao and SOCCSKSARGEN were the major producers with a
combined share of 89 percent to the country’s pineapple production for the

quarter (Figure 6).

o On the average, the production for the quarter shared 23 percent in the annual

pineapple production for the last five (5) years.

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Mango


o Mango production was estimated at 58,201 mt for July‐September 2012. This

was 2.09 percent lower than the 2011 production of 59,445 mt.

o The drop in production was due to the following:

 Lean production of other mango varieties in ARMM; and

 Effects of monsoon rains during flowering stage in Western Visayas and
Zamboanga Peninsula.

o The bulk of production this quarter came from the Visayas and Mindanao regions.

o Central Visayas, Northern Mindanao and Zamboanga Peninsula were the top

producers in July‐September period (Figure 4).
o On the average, production for this quarter contributed only 5.4 percent to the

TABLES annual production for the past five (5) years.

o Growth in Carabao mango production was at 4.76 percent, from 43,673 mt in
2011 to 45,753 mt in 2012. This accounted for 78 percent of the total mango

production for the period (Figure 5).

o Output grew as more bearing trees bore fruits in Central Visayas and Northern
Mindanao.

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Figure 4. Mango production by region, Philippines, July‐September 2012 Table 1. Fruit Crops: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines,
January‐June, July‐September, 2011‐2012

CROP January‐June July‐September Jan‐Jun Jul‐Sept
2011 2012 2011 2012 2012/2011 2012/2011

Banana 4,621,975 4,697,327 2,268,722 2,322,189 1.63 2.36
Cavendish 2,416,539 2,434,513 1,138,876 1,163,076 0.74 2.12
Lacatan 449,906 468,615 245,883 250,841 4.16 2.02
Saba 1,303,324 1,333,909 656,068 676,785 2.35 3.16

Calamansi 44,233 42,450 95,936 94,433 (4.03) (1.57)

Mango 694,289 674,515 59,445 58,201 (2.85) (2.09)

Carabao 567,862 556,168 43,673 45,753 (2.06) 4.76

Pineapple 1,097,449 1,146,097 585,202 624,251 4.43 6.67

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Table 2. Fruit Crops: Area planted and bearing trees/hills, Philippines, 2011, Calamansi
January‐June, 2011‐2012
Area planted/Bearing Trees % Change
Crop January‐June Jan‐Jun
o Calamansi production was estimated at 94,433 mt for July‐September 2012. This
2011
2011 2012 2012/2011 was lower by 1.57 percent than the 2011 output of 95,936 mt.

Area (Ha) o The reduction in production was due to:
Banana 450,125 446,064 449,273 0.72
Cavendish 80,230 79,888 80,455 0.71
Lacatan
Saba
57,032
186,317
56,326
184,216
57,412
186,367
1.93
1.17
 Decrease in yield and number of bearing trees in MIMAROPA;
Calamansi 21,141 20,991 20,965 (0.12)
Mango
Carabao
187,073 186,187 186,314 0.07  Cutting down of senile trees in Bicol Region and Western Visayas; and
145,518 144,744 145,042 0.21
Pineapple 58,457 57,375 57,653 0.49
 Frequent rains during flowering stage in CAR and Central Visayas.
Bearing Trees/Hills
Banana 279,512,164 274,088,862 277,701,311 1.32
o MIMAROPA the major producer shared about 74 percent in the country’s

Cavendish 114,192,836 112,979,497 114,258,548 1.13
Lacatan 32,216,833 31,383,941 31,987,619 1.92 calamansi production (Figure 3).
Saba 79,570,508 77,195,287 78,827,225 2.11
Calamansi 9,402,373 9,240,012 9,198,633 (0.45) o On the average, the third quarter production shared 39 percent to the annual
Mango 8,606,709 8,570,177 8,658,674 1.03
calamansi production during the past 5 years. Peak harvest was observed during
Carabao 6,333,898 6,306,180 6,416,101 1.74
this quarter.

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Figure 3. Calamansi production by region, Philippines, July‐September 2012 Table 3. Banana: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines,

2011 2012 2011 2012 2012/2011 2012/2011

PHILIPPINES 4,621,975 4,697,327 2,268,722 2,322,189 1.63 2.36
CAR 12,195 12,259 7,323 7,147 0.53 (2.41)
Ilocos Region (I) 21,031 21,791 7,841 8,111 3.62 3.45

Cagayan Valley (II) 174,424 180,838 70,318 87,588 3.68 24.56
CALABARZON (IV‐A) 60,461 61,915 35,382 36,429 2.41 2.96
MIMAROPA (IV‐B) 96,563 97,816 55,933 57,878 1.30 3.48
Bicol Region (V) 32,080 33,053 26,533 27,203 3.03 2.53
Western Visayas (VI) 182,733 186,546 53,292 54,421 2.09 2.12

Eastern Visayas (VIII) 136,813 137,112 68,581 69,900 0.22 1.92
Davao Region (XI) 1,997,429 1,999,111 942,412 944,787 0.08 0.25
ARMM 211,437 222,497 93,369 105,035 5.23 12.50

Caraga 95,957 99,328 58,508 62,993 3.51 7.67

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Table 4. Calamansi: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines, Banana
B


o Across varieties, banana production grew by 2.36 percent, from 2,269 thousand mt in 2011 to

Region January‐June July‐September Jan‐Jun Jul‐Sept 2,322 thousand mt in 2012 during the reference quarter. The growth was contributed by the
2011 2012 2011 2012 2012/2011 2012/2011 gains in output of saba at 3.16 percent; Cavendish at 2.12 percent; and lacatan at 2.02 percent
(Table 1).
PHILIPPINES 44,233 42,450 95,936 94,433 (4.03) (1.57)

CAR 211 213 86 84 0.95 (1.87)
Ilocos Region (I) 1,583 1,560 904 919 (1.42) 1.68 o The growth in production was attributed to the following factors:

Cagayan Valley (II) 2,542 2,341 2,004 2,083 (7.90) 3.93
Central Luzon (III) 4,759 4,784 2,559 2,568 0.53 0.33  Additional area harvested in Northern Mindanao, Davao Region,

CALABARZON (IV‐A) 4,396 3,697 6,010 6,077 (15.90) 1.12
SOCCSKSARGEN and Caraga;
MIMAROPA (IV‐B) 15,794 15,094 71,937 70,089 (4.43) (2.57)
Bicol Region (V) 527 512 1,038 1,002 (2.72) (3.39)  More bearing hills bore fruits in Cagayan Valley, Western Visayas and ARMM due to

Western Visayas (VI) 2,294 2,161 956 945 (5.83) (1.19) fewer occurrences of typhoons compared to same period last year; and
Central Visayas (VII) 552 563 366 363 2.01 (0.80)

Eastern Visayas (VIII) 730 738 997 1,026 1.17 2.86  Increase in number of bearing hills in MIMAROPA.

Zamboanga Peninsula (IX) 2,499 2,731 2,326 2,355 9.31 1.26
o Davao Region, Northern Mindanao and SOCCSSKSARGEN were the top producing regions with

Northern Mindanao (X) 473 491 450 456 3.80 1.22
Davao Region (XI) 4,060 3,796 2,765 2,767 (6.51) 0.07 a combined share of 73 percent in the total banana production for the quarter (Figure 1).
SOCCSKSARGEN (XII)
2,496 2,546 2,357 2,417 2.04 2.57
ARMM 297 339 442 506 14.16 14.47 o Cavendish variety accounted for 50 percent of the total banana production. Saba and lacatan
Caraga 1,022 883 739 775 (13.55) 4.90 stood next at 29 percent and 10 percent, respectively (Figure 2).

o Davao Region contributed 60 percent to the Cavendish production in the country during the

quarter.

o On the average, the production for the quarter shared 21 percent to the annual
banana production during the past five (5) years.

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Figure 1. Banana production by region, Philippines, July‐September 2012 Table 5. Mango: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines,

2011 2012 2011 2012 2012/2011 2012/2011
PHILIPPINES 694,289 674,515 59,445 58,201 (2.85) (2.09)

CAR 3,705 3,314 4 4 (10.56) ‐
Ilocos Region (I) 273,603 262,277 21 20 (4.14) (6.07)
Cagayan Valley (II) 46,106 34,599 332 145 (24.96) (56.23)
Central Luzon (III) 64,032 59,280 ‐ ‐ (7.42) ‐
CALABARZON (IV‐A) 58,101 54,660 527 555 (5.92) 5.43
MIMAROPA (IV‐B) 9,394 9,592 57 60 2.11 4.53
Bicol Region (V) 370 395 811 838 6.76 3.31
Western Visayas (VI) 42,203 42,751 2,637 2,583 1.30 (2.04)
Eastern Visayas (VIII) 464 463 226 224 (0.11) (0.94)
Davao Region (XI) 21,862 23,904 5,159 5,375 9.34 4.20
ARMM 1,788 3,837 4,584 1,292 114.61 (71.82)
Caraga 5,114 4,636 3,658 4,224 (9.34) 15.50

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Table 6. Pineapple: Volume of production in metric tons by region, Philippines,

2011 2012 2011 2012 2012/2011 2012/2011

PHILIPPINES 1,097,449 1,146,097 585,202 624,251 4.43 6.67

CAR 481 488 198 215 1.57 8.14

Ilocos Region (I) 116 118 23 24 1.70 5.64
Cagayan Valley (II) 15,477 17,078 11,046 10,990 10.34 (0.50)

Central Luzon (III) 1,184 1,206 255 257 1.87 0.98

CALABARZON (IV‐A) 67,838 68,975 4,145 4,160 1.68 0.37
MIMAROPA (IV‐B) 219 244 41 43 11.39 4.67

Bicol Region (V) 61,300 64,904 39,050 40,929 5.88 4.81

Western Visayas (VI) 9,172 9,249 3,313 3,163 0.84 (4.53)
Central Visayas (VII) 3,073 3,066 889 927 (0.21) 4.31

Eastern Visayas (VIII) 6,014 6,053 990 1,012 0.64 2.23

Zamboanga Peninsula (IX) 1,016 980 388 384 (3.53) (1.10)

Davao Region (XI) 17,043 19,793 4,056 4,110 16.13 1.33
SOCCSKSARGEN (XII)
393,189 392,057 197,421 199,713 (0.29) 1.16
ARMM 444 427 270 246 (3.77) (8.77)

Caraga 2,153 2,186 1,632 2,136 1.54 30.87

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Department of Agriculture
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1184 Ben‐Lor Bldg., Quezon Avenue, Quezon City
Crops Statistics Division
371‐20‐67
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