Coffee Consumption (lbs)
In today’s fast-paced world, coffee has become a daily necessity for millions of people, fueling morning routines and late-night cram sessions with its rich aroma and cherished caffeine content. Delectable, versatile, and an energy booster, coffee is an integral part of various cultures and economies. This article delves into coffee consumption across the globe, with a special emphasis on the United States, a major shareholder in the coffee market. Coffee culture is deeply woven into the American lifestyle. Despite its prevalence in everyday American life, the US's coffee consumption data can be surprising--both in the magnitude of consumption and compared to the rest of the world. According to recent data, the United States consumes a staggering 1.6 billion pounds of coffee annually. Key findings from the data include:
The ten countries that consume the highest amount of coffee are United States, Germany, Japan, France, Italy, Russia, United Kingdom, Spain, Poland, and the Netherlands. The United States stands tall above others as the biggest coffee consumer with a staggering 1.6 billion pounds per year. The second largest consumer of coffee is Germany, with a relatively lower consumption rate of 520.2 million pounds. Following Germany, Japan consumes 453.1 million pounds of coffee annually. France and Italy, known for their coffee cultures, are not far behind with 371.5 million and 328.1 million pounds respectively. Further down the list, Russia consumes 289.2 million pounds of coffee annually while the United Kingdom indulges in 226.2 million pounds each year. Spain registers an annual coffee consumption of 195.2 million pounds and Poland consumes 150.1 million pounds. Last in the top ten, but by no means the least, the Netherlands partakes in 121.8 million pounds of coffee annually. 10 Countries with the Highest Coffee Consumption:
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Coffee Consumption
70.4M lbs
#14
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Coffee Consumption
71.1M lbs
#13
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Coffee Consumption
25.4M lbs
#23
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Coffee Consumption
22.9M lbs
#25
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Coffee Consumption
6.9M lbs
#32
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Coffee Consumption
50.6M lbs
#19
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Coffee Consumption
46.7M lbs
#20
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Coffee Consumption
7.4M lbs
#31
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Coffee Consumption
80.9M lbs
#12
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Coffee Consumption
371.5M lbs
#4
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Coffee Consumption
520.2M lbs
#2
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Coffee Consumption
68.3M lbs
#15
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Coffee Consumption
25.1M lbs
#24
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Coffee Consumption
22.2M lbs
#26
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Coffee Consumption
328.1M lbs
#5
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Coffee Consumption
453.1M lbs
#3
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Coffee Consumption
6.8M lbs
#33
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Coffee Consumption
15.1M lbs
#27
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Coffee Consumption
13.4M lbs
#29
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Coffee Consumption
1.4M lbs
#34
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Coffee Consumption
121.8M lbs
#10
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Coffee Consumption
46.3M lbs
#21
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Coffee Consumption
150.1M lbs
#9
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Coffee Consumption
55.9M lbs
#18
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Coffee Consumption
66.5M lbs
#16
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Coffee Consumption
289.2M lbs
#6
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Coffee Consumption
13.6M lbs
#28
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Coffee Consumption
12.2M lbs
#30
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Coffee Consumption
195.2M lbs
#8
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Coffee Consumption
106.1M lbs
#11
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Coffee Consumption
64.4M lbs
#17
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Coffee Consumption
30.5M lbs
#22
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Coffee Consumption
226.2M lbs
#7
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Coffee Consumption
1.6B lbs
#1