With Only 34,613 Inhabitants, Municipality Surprises and Becomes the Largest Producer of Cashew Nuts in the Country with 13,600 Tons

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 13/11/2025 at 11:58

Município de 34.613 habitantes lidera a produção nacional de castanha de caju com 13,6 mil toneladas e surpreende ao dominar o setor agrícola no país

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Municipality with Only 34,613 Residents Draws Attention by Leading National Cashew Production, Reaching 13.6 Thousand Tons and Surprising Experts by Transforming Its Productive Structure into an Absolute Highlight in the Brazilian Agricultural Scene

By far the largest producer of cashew nuts in Brazil, Ceará concentrates eight of the ten municipalities that harvest the seed the most in the country. Bela Cruz, on the northern coast of Ceará, tops the ranking and increases its advantage as it recorded a 75% growth in production.

The city of 34,613 inhabitants produced 13.6 thousand tons of cashew nuts in 2024, valued at R$ 61.5 million. The data is from the Municipal Agricultural Production survey, PAM, conducted by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics and released last week.

Municipalities Completing the Podium

Beberibe, on the eastern coastline, and Alto Santo, in the Jaguaribe Valley, complete the podium of the largest seed producers in the country. Both municipalities reinforce Ceará’s strength in cultivation as they both appear right behind Bela Cruz in the national ranking.

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Northeast Maintains Domination in Cashew

The Northeast maintains domination in cashew cultivation and reinforces its presence in the sector as it has resumed occupying almost all prominent positions. In the previous survey, Serra do Mel, in Rio Grande do Norte, led production. Now, the city appears in fourth place, while municipalities in Ceará take absolute prominence in the ranking.

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With Only 34,613 Inhabitants, Municipality Surprises and Becomes the Largest Producer of Cashew Nuts in the Country with 13,600 Tons

Municipality with Only 34,613 Residents Draws Attention by Leading National Cashew Production, Reaching 13.6 Thousand Tons and Surprising Experts by Transforming Its Productive Structure into an Absolute Highlight in the Brazilian Agricultural Scene

Municipalities Completing the Podium

Northeast Maintains Domination in Cashew

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With Only 34,613 Inhabitants, Municipality Surprises and Becomes the Largest Producer of Cashew Nuts in the Country with 13,600 Tons

Municipality with Only 34,613 Residents Draws Attention by Leading National Cashew Production, Reaching 13.6 Thousand Tons and Surprising Experts by Transforming Its Productive Structure into an Absolute Highlight in the Brazilian Agricultural Scene

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