Dünya 10 yılda kahveye 370 milyar dolar harcadı
Between 2015 and 2024, global coffee consumption hit a staggering $370 billion. During this period, while coffee became a daily ritual for many across the world, Brazil led the way in exports, and the United States dominated imports.
Over the past decade, countries worldwide have poured an enormous budget into experiencing coffee. From 2015 to 2024, a total of $370 billion was spent on coffee consumption, transforming it from a mere daily habit to one of the globe’s most valuable traded commodities.
BRAZIL LEADS COFFEE EXPORTS
Brazil ranked first among coffee-exporting nations with exports totaling $62.1 billion, leaving its competitors far behind. It was followed by Switzerland ($28.6 billion) and Colombia ($28.6 billion), while Germany ($28.2 billion), Vietnam ($28.2 billion), Italy ($19.6 billion) and Honduras ($11.6 billion) also figured prominently among leading exporters.
THE U.S. DOMINATES COFFEE IMPORTS
In the realm of coffee imports, the United States stands out as the largest market with figures reaching $69.2 billion. Germany ($42 billion) and France ($29 billion) trailed behind, with Italy ($20.1 billion), Canada ($14.5 billion), Belgium ($14.3 billion), and Japan ($13.1 billion) also ranking among the top importers.
THE COFFEE ECONOMY KEEPS GROWING
For producing countries, coffee is a pivotal economic driver, while in consumer markets it represents a multi-billion dollar industry. The expenditure figures over the past decade clearly demonstrate that coffee is much more than just a beverage—it is a cultural, social, and economic powerhouse.
