| Central America and the Caribbean |
| Antigua and Barbuda | 1.54 t in 2016 | FAO + 3 others |
| Bahamas | 32.76 t in 2017 | FAO + 3 others |
| Barbados | 0.19 t in 2008 | FAO + 5 others |
| Belize | 4.41 t in 2021 | FAO + 6 others |
| Costa Rica | 3.6 t in 2019 | FAO + 6 others |
| Cuba | 5,400 t in 2019 | FAO + 6 others |
| Dominica | 0 t in 2012 | FAO + 3 others |
| Dominican Republic | 0.94 t in 2016 | FAO + 7 others |
| El Salvador | 64.6 t in 2021 | FAO + 6 others |
| Grenada | 316.8 t in 2020 | FAO + 4 others |
| Guatemala | 860.69 t in 2021 | FAO + 6 others |
| Haiti | 0.46 t in 2019 | FAO + 6 others |
| Honduras | 4 t in 2020 | FAO + 6 others |
| Jamaica | 0.78 t in 2021 | FAO + 6 others |
| Nicaragua | 12.17 t in 2017 | FAO + 6 others |
| Panama | 0.6 t in 2020 | FAO + 6 others |
| Puerto Rico | 0.2 Thousand Barrels Per Day in 2012 | EIA |
| Saint Kitts and Nevis | 0.05 t in 2013 | FAO + 3 others |
| Saint Lucia | 5 t in 2020 | FAO + 3 others |
| Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | 0.12 t in 2006 | FAO + 3 others |
| Trinidad and Tobago | 17,720 Million Standard Cubic Metres in 2018 | OPEC |
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