In 2023, Brazil exported nearly $7.35 billion worth of coffee to other countries, making it the world’s leading coffee exporter. Colombia followed in second place with a roughly $4.2 billion trade value. Not only was Brazil the top exporter of coffee, the South American country was also by far the world’s largest producer.
- Brazil: $9.2 billion
- Colombia: $4.2 billion
- Switzerland: $3.6 billion
- Germany: $3.2 billion
- Vietnam: $3.1 billion
- Ethiopia: $1.62 billion
- Peru: $1.3 billion
- Netherlands: $1.25 billion
- United States: $1.19 billion
- Canada: $763.21 million
- Belgium: $762 million
- Poland: $538.69 million
- Mexico: $688.83 million
- United Kingdom: $234.33 million
- Czechia: $228.10 million
Major Coffee Importers
- United States: $9.4 billion
- Germany: $5.2 billion
- France: $2.7 billion
- Italy: $2.6 billion
- Canada: $2 billion
- Belgium: $94 million
- Japan: $39 million
- Spain: $17 million
Coffee Industry Analysis
- Coffee, not roasted, not decaffeinated:$30.4 billion
- Coffee, roasted, not decaffeinated:$13.8 billion
- Coffee, not roasted, decaffeinated:$1.2b billion
- Coffee, roasted, decaffeinated:$746 million
- Coffee husks & skins:$146 million
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