Honey by country
Samoa
Honey, beehives and beeswax in Samoa as reported to FAO, with the whole series since 1961 and the status of every figure.
natural honey, 2024
FAO estimate
beehives, 2024
imputed value
Natural honey, thousand tonnes
Beehives, million
What the figures say
In 2024, Samoa produced 180 tonnes of natural honey (FAO estimate).
Statistical estimate[1]That places it 104 of 121 countries with a FAOSTAT figure for 2024, about 0.0% of world production.
Statistical estimate[1]Compared with 2000 (336 t), production fell by 46%.
Statistical estimate[1]The highest figure in the series is 600 t in 1980, the lowest 30 t in 1961.
Confirmed fact[1]FAO counts 11,111 beehives in 2024 (imputed value). That is 81 of 98 countries.
Statistical estimate[1]Dividing the two figures gives about 16.2 kg of honey per hive. This is a ratio of two FAOSTAT numbers, not a measured yield: hives are counted at one moment, honey over a year.
Statistical estimate[1]
Bees from our catalogue recorded in Samoa
GBIF occurrence records with coordinates. They show where a bee was found, not its full range.
- Apis mellifera15 GBIF records
Sources
- FAO (2026). FAOSTAT: Crops and livestock products (QCL). Items Bees (1181), Natural honey (1182), Beeswax (1183), area Samoa. Bulk download, retrieved 29 October 2026. Link
Last checked: 30 October 2026.