Types Citrus fruits

Types Citrus fruits 

Citrus fruits are grown in many countries around the world, as they thrive in subtropical and tropical climates. Here is a list of popular citrus fruits and the countries known for their cultivation:

1. Oranges

• Major producers: Brazil, United States (Florida and California), India, China, Mexico, Egypt, Spain.

2. Lemons

• Major producers: India, Mexico, Argentina, Spain, Turkey, United States, Italy.

3. Limes

• Major producers: India, Mexico, Brazil, Thailand, United States, Argentina, Egypt.

4. Mandarins (including Tangerines, Clementines, and Satsumas)

• Major producers: China, Spain, Turkey, Morocco, Egypt, Japan, Brazil.

5. Grapefruits

• Major producers: United States, China, South Africa, Mexico, Sudan, India, Israel.

6. Pomelos

• Major producers: China, Vietnam, Thailand, India, Indonesia, Philippines.

7. Bergamots

• Major producers: Italy (Calabria region), Turkey, Argentina.

8. Citron

• Major producers: India, Mediterranean countries (Italy, Greece), Myanmar, Sri Lanka.

9. Kumquats

• Major producers: China, Japan, Philippines, United States.

10. Yuzu

• Major producers: Japan, South Korea, China.

11. Calamansi (Calamondin)

• Major producers: Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia.

12. Seville Oranges (Bitter Oranges)

• Major producers: Spain, Mexico, United States, Cuba.

13. Sweet Lime (Mosambi)

• Major producers: India, Pakistan, Egypt, Iran.

14. Tangelo

• Major producers: United States, South Africa, Australia, Israel.

15. Ugli Fruit (Jamaican Tangelo)

• Major producers: Jamaica.

16. Finger Lime

• Major producers: Australia, United States.

Global Perspective

While the countries listed above are prominent producers, citrus fruits are also grown in other regions with favorable climates, including parts of South America, Africa, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and southern Europe.