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The countries that grow the world's coffee

Coffee production, million tonnes, by country

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What figure does “Brazil” reach?

5 Mt
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Source: FAO, FAOSTAT green coffee production · 2023

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  1. 1Brazil3.4 Mt
  2. 2Vietnam2 Mt
  3. 3Indonesia0.8 Mt
  4. 4Colombia0.7 Mt
  5. 5Ethiopia0.6 Mt
  6. 6Honduras0.4 Mt

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How to read this chart: Circle area is the value and the circle sits on the country. Geography locates; size measures. More on world map charts.

The takeaway

Brazil grows almost twice as much coffee as the next country.

The data

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Data behind “The countries that grow the world's coffee”
#NameValue
Brazil3.4 Mt
Vietnam2 Mt
Indonesia0.8 Mt
Colombia0.7 Mt
Ethiopia0.6 Mt
Honduras0.4 Mt

Source: FAO, FAOSTAT green coffee production. Covering 2023.

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Transcript

  1. 3.4 million tonnes of coffee come from one country.

  2. Honduras grows 0.4 million tonnes, Ethiopia 0.6, Colombia 0.7, Indonesia 0.8 and Vietnam 2. But the coffee belt begins with Brazil, which grows — 3.4 million tonnes, almost twice as much as the next country.

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Source & method

  • SourceFigures from FAO, FAOSTAT green coffee production.
  • PeriodCovering 2023.
  • ChartRendered as a world map chart.
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