Who is the largest producer, and what is India’s position?

Coffee is one of the most popular beverages around the world. Especially in European countries, its craze is so high that people there drink several cups of coffee throughout the day. While people in India are fond of tea, coffee is dominant in European countries and other parts. But do you know where in the world coffee is produced the most and what is India’s contribution in it? Come, let us know.

Love of coffee: Coffee craze around the world

• While tea stalls are seen everywhere in India, coffee shops are prevalent in Europe.
• Coffee is such a popular drink in European countries that people drink coffee several times a day.
• This is the reason why coffee is exported heavily to Europe from most countries around the world.

Where in the world has the most coffee?

Some countries are at the forefront of coffee production in the world.

1. Brazil:
   • The world’s largest coffee producer.
   • Famous for its Arabica coffee.
2. Vietnam:
   • Second largest producer.
   • Known for robusta coffee.
3. Colombia:
   • Famous for its high quality coffee.
4. Ethiopia and Indonesia:
   • Among the top 5 producers.
   • Ethiopia is considered the birthplace of coffee.

Coffee production and demand in India

Coffee is also produced on a large scale in India, and it is in huge demand in the international market.

Indian Coffee Export:

• The popularity of Indian coffee has increased especially in Europe.
• According to the Center for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE), Indian coffee exports have crossed the $1 billion mark by November of the financial year 2024-25.
• April to November 2024:
  • Coffee exports stood at $1146.9 million.
  • This represents an increase of 29% compared to last year.

Increasing demand for Indian coffee in Europe

Indian coffee is in highest demand in Europe, especially robusta coffee.

• Robusta Coffee:
  • Indian robusta coffee is extremely popular in European markets.
  • Robusta coffee prices have seen a surge due to heavy demand from Europe.
• The sweet and rich flavor profile of Indian coffee makes it popular among European consumers.