World organic agricultural area has grown from ~30M ha (2004) to ~99M ha (2023). Source: FAOSTAT / FiBL.
π± Organic Food Map
An interactive atlas of organic agriculture for every country and territory on Earth. Colour runs from bright green (the most organic) down to near-black (little or none); slate grey means a country was not surveyed.
Switch metrics with the bar at the top: organic share of farmland, total organic land, number of organic farms, organic land per person, 10-year growth, and the organic retail market. Turn on History to watch organic farmland spread across the world from 2004 to 2023.
Headline figures are the FiBL/IFOAM survey for the 2023 data year. The 2004β2023 time series is FAOSTAT's organic-area series (methodology differs slightly from FiBL, so absolute values can vary). A handful of small territories (French overseas departments, Channel Islands) are folded into their parent state or omitted. Built with globe.gl. Not affiliated with FiBL or IFOAM.
π Welcome to the Organic Food Map
Greener = more organic. The default map shows each country's share of farmland that is organic β Liechtenstein leads the world at 44.6%.
Switch the metric with the bar up top β total land (Australia wins), number of farms (India), land per person, growth, and market size.
Click a country for its full organic profile, or search by name.
Turn on History (menu) to animate organic farmland growing from 2004 to 2023.