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Which state is the largest producer of lemon in India? Know India’s top lemon-producing states, the world’s largest producer of lemon and lime, vitamin C content, and the difference between lemon and lime. Which State Is the Largest Producer of Lemon in India? Andhra Pradesh is the largest producer of  lemon in India. Andhra Pradesh has a significant share of India’s lime and lemon cultivation and production. Lemon  is one of the most widely used citrus fruits in India. It is used in cooking, beverages, pickles and several processed food products. Keep reading to know in detail.  Which State Is the Largest Producer of Lemon in India? Andhra Pradesh is among India’s major producers of lime and lemon.  Other important lime and lemon producing states include Gujarat, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha and Telangana. Which Country Is the Largest Producer of Lemon and Lime in the World? India is the world’s largest producer of lemons and limes combined. India produced around 3.79 million tonnes of lemons and limes in 2023, placing it ahead of Mexico, China and other major producing countries.  Which Are the Top Lemon and Lime Producing Countries in the World? The major producers of lemons and limes include: Rank | Country | Production (2023) 1 | India | ~3.79 million tonnes 2 | Mexico | ~3.25 million tonnes 3 | China | ~2.38 million tonnes 4 | Türkiye | ~2.33 million tonnes 5 | Argentina | ~2.00 million tonnes What Is the Difference Between Lemon and Lime? Although lemon and lime are closely related citrus fruits, they are different. Feature | Lemon | Lime Typical Colour | Yellow when ripe | Usually green Size | Generally larger | Generally smaller Taste | Sour with a slightly less bitter taste | More sharp and acidic Climate | Can grow in subtropical regions | Generally prefers warmer climates Common Uses | Drinks, cooking, baking and flavouring | Drinks, cooking, chutneys and garnishing Is Lemon the Richest Source of Vitamin C? Lemon is a good source of vitamin C but it is not the richest food source of the vitamin.  Several fruits and vegetables contain substantially more vitamin C. For example, guava, certain types of peppers and other fruits and vegetables can provide high amounts of vitamin C. Which Fruit Is Famous for Vitamin C? Citrus fruits such as lemon, lime and orange are commonly associated with vitamin C. However they are not necessarily the highest sources. Vitamin C is also found in foods such as Guava, Amla, Red and green peppers, Kiwi, Strawberries, Oranges, Lemon and Lime. Why Is Lemon Considered a Good Source of Vitamin C? Lemon contains vitamin C is an essential nutrient involved in several functions in the human body. Vitamin C helps support normal immune function and is also important for collagen formation and antioxidant protection. Which States in India Produce the Most Lemon? Major lime and lemon-producing states include Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Telangana, Assam and Chhattisgarh.  What Is the Difference Between Lemon, Lime and Sweet Lime? These three citrus fruits are often confused.  Lemon is generally yellow when mature and has a sharp, acidic taste. Lime is usually smaller and commonly green, with a strong acidic flavour. Sweet lime is known as mosambi in India, is a different citrus fruit. It is generally sweeter and less acidic than lemon and lime. Jasreet Kaur Executive - Editorial Jasreet Kaur is a journalist with over 3 years of experience in digital media and news content creation. She specializes in covering Trending News, including major National and International developments, with a focus on delivering accurate, engaging, and reader-friendly stories. Prior to this, she worked with Zee News as a Content Writer, where she gained extensive experience in news reporting and content strategy. Driven by curiosity, credibility, and a passion for impactful journalism, Jasreet aims to contribute to informed public discourse while supporting positive growth in organizations, society, and the world.... Read More First Published: Sep 5, 2026, 13:16 IST