China is the largest producer of apples in the world, accounting for over half of the global production.

China contributes approximately 55% of the world's apple production.

Shandong province in China is the largest apple-producing region, contributing over 40% of the country's total production.

China's annual apple production is estimated to be around 60 million metric tons.

The United States is the second-largest producer of apples, contributing approximately 10% of the global production.

Washington state in the United States is the leading apple-producing state, accounting for over 60% of the country's total production.

Himachal Pradesh is the leading apple-producing state in India, contributing over 80% of the country's total production.

India's annual apple production is estimated to be around 3 million metric tons.

The Marmara region in Turkey is known for its apple production, particularly the province of Bursa.

Turkey's annual apple production is estimated to be around 2 million metric tons.

The Granny Smith apple variety originated in Australia and is known for its green color and tart flavor.

Poland's annual apple production is estimated to be around 3 million metric tons.

The Red Delicious apple variety is known for its bright red color and sweet flavor.

Chile's annual apple production is estimated to be around 1 million metric tons.

The Braeburn apple variety originated in New Zealand and is known for its red and green stripes.