China China produces more apples than the rest of the top four countries combined. The Fuji apple is the most popular variety and is known for its sweetness and crunchy texture. China also leads in technological farming methods to improve quality and increase exports.

Turkey Turkey ranks second in global apple production, producing 4,818 kt of apples annually. Apples are mostly grown in the Isparta, Niğde, and Karaman regions. Turkish apple varieties like Amasya are popular both for fresh eating and juice production.

United States The U.S. grows 4,429 kt of apples each year, mainly in Washington State, which contributes over 60% of the national supply. Top American apple varieties include Red Delicious, Gala, Honeycrisp, and Granny Smith. U.S. apples are exported to over 60 countries.

Poland Poland produces around 4,265 kt of apples annually and is the largest apple producer in Europe. Orchards are located mostly in the Mazovia and Lublin regions. Poland is known for its sour and sweet apple varieties that are perfect for cider and juices.

India India, with 2,589 kt of apple production, ranks fifth. Apples are grown mainly in Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, and Uttarakhand. Popular Indian varieties include Ambri, Red Delicious, and Royal Delicious, often grown in the foothills of the Himalayas.