Bangladesh Wheat Production Volume 2024: 1.17 Million tonnes

Bangladesh's wheat production volume in 2024 is 1.17 Million tonnes, up 5.9% from 2023. It ranks #49 of 122 countries.

Wheat production volume measures total tonnes produced annually. Key for understanding agricultural output.

Bangladesh•24 years of data (2001–2024)••Wheat production | Our World in Data•

Source (2024): Wheat production | Our World in Data

Historical Trend

Wheat Production Volume over time

Year-by-Year Data
YearValueChange% ChangeActions
20241.17M tonnes+65.05K tonnes+5.87%
20231.11M tonnes+21.36K tonnes+1.97%
20221.09M tonnes+466 tonnes+0.04%
20211.09M tonnes+56.37K tonnes+5.48%
20201.03M tonnes+12.19K tonnes+1.20%
20191.02M tonnes82.56K tonnes-7.51%
20181.10M tonnes212.10K tonnes-16.17%
20171.31M tonnes36.71K tonnes-2.72%
20161.35M tonnes+186 tonnes+0.01%
20151.35M tonnes+45.00K tonnes+3.45%
20141.30M tonnes+48.00K tonnes+3.82%
20131.25M tonnes+259.64K tonnes+26.09%
2012995.36K tonnes+23.27K tonnes+2.39%
2011972.09K tonnes+70.59K tonnes+7.83%
2010901.49K tonnes+52.44K tonnes+6.18%
2009849.05K tonnes+5.05K tonnes+0.60%
2008844.00K tonnes+107.00K tonnes+14.52%
2007737.00K tonnes+2.00K tonnes+0.27%
2006735.00K tonnes240.99K tonnes-24.69%
2005975.99K tonnes277.39K tonnes-22.13%
20041.25M tonnes253.33K tonnes-16.81%
20031.51M tonnes99.29K tonnes-6.18%
20021.61M tonnes67.00K tonnes-4.00%
20011.67M tonnes——

Frequently Asked Questions About Bangladesh Wheat Production Volume

What is Bangladesh's wheat production volume in 2024?▾

Bangladesh's wheat production volume is 1.17 Million tonnes in 2024, according to Wheat production | Our World in Data.

Is Bangladesh's wheat production volume increasing or decreasing?▾

Bangladesh's wheat production volume rose by 5.9% from 2023 (1.11 Million tonnes) to 2024 (1.17 Million tonnes). Over the past decade (2014–2024) it fell by 10.0%.

How does Bangladesh rank for wheat production volume?▾

In 2024, Bangladesh has the 49th highest wheat production volume out of 122 countries with data.

What was Bangladesh's wheat production volume in 2001?▾

In 2001, Bangladesh's wheat production volume was 1.67 Million tonnes. By 2024 it fell by 29.9%.

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