The data shows the per capita consumption of fresh fruit in the U.S. in 2016, by single fruit type. Bananas, citrus fruit and apples were the leading three fruit types in the United States in 2016, based on per capita consumption. The per capita consumption of fresh apples amounted to 18.55 pounds that year.
Bananas | 27.55 |
Apples | 18.55 |
Oranges | 8.53 |
Grapes | 8.08 |
Pineapples | 7.28 |
Avocados | 7.08 |
Tangerines and tangelos | 5.38 |
Lemons | 4.32 |
Mangoes | 2.96 |
Peaches | 2.86 |
Pears | 2.76 |
Honeydew melons | 1.68 |
Papayas | 1.43 |
Plums | 0.64 |
Kiwifruit | 0.57 |