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Ranked: Coffee Production by Country

  • Jul 21
  • 1 min read

Coffee is one of the world’s most popular beverages, with the world drinking an estimated 2.3 billion cups of coffee every day. 


So how does coffee production by country look?


Title written as “Largest Producers of Coffee”. An exclusive researched graph showing the production of silver across different countries in the world. Countries are listed from highest to lowest to visually show the difference along with country flag, name and production quantity. Listed countries include - Brazil, Vietnam, Colombia, Indonesia, Ethiopia, Uganda, India, Honduras, Peru, Mexico and others.

If you notice the top producers in the list, the production is driven by developing countries such as Brazil, Vietnam, Colombia and Indonesia. 


In fact, just 2 countries, Brazil and Vietnam produce more than half of the world’s coffee.


Within the top 10, Honduras, Indonesia and Peru witnessed the highest year-on-year growth at 16%, 15% and 14%, respectively. Whereas Brazil, India and Colombia saw a decline between 3 to 6%.


Coffee prices around the world vary dramatically, ranging from $1 to $7 per cup in different countries, depending on operational costs. 


Here are few of the top coffee producing countries:


  1. Brazil: 63.0 mn

  2. Vietnam: 30.8 mn

  3. Colombia: 13.8 mn

  4. Indonesia: 12.4 mn

  5. Ethiopia: 11.6 mn

  6. Uganda: 6.9 mn

  7. India: 6.0 mn

  8. Honduras: 5.8 mn

  9. Peru: 4.2 mn

  10. Mexico: 3.9 mn


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