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Global Pistachio Demand Set To Double

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Global pistachio demand isn’t just growing, it’s ballooning into a full-blown indicator of how consumers are shifting their diets. When a category leaps from US$7.9bn (2023) to a projected US$16.1bn by 2032, you’re looking at more than a nut trend; you’re looking at a behaviour shift. Pistachios hit the sweet spot in '24 and '25 for being plant-based, nutrient-dense, fibre-loaded, and snackable in a way almonds never quite managed.


North America controls 57.6% of the market thanks largely to California’s industrialised orchards, but Asia-Pacific is the one to watch. Rising incomes, Westernised diets, and a booming appetite for antioxidant-rich foods have turned pistachios into the next green-gold rush. Shelled pistachios are taking off fastest where convenience wins, even in commodities and the idea of pistachios as a bakery, dairy, and confectionery staple has gone ballistic.


If you’re mapping next-gen food signals, pistachios slot neatly into the macro narrative: functional nutrition, premium snacking, and sustainable agriculture. They’re not “just nuts”; they’re a mirror of where plant-based behaviour is actually heading — quiet, everyday, habitual, and worth billions. However there remains an urgent question; can global production actually meet this demand?




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