Coffee consumption around the world has grown into a global phenomenon, transcending geographical boundaries and cultural differences. From bustling city cafes to remote mountain villages, the aroma and flavor of coffee have found their way into the lives of millions. Whether it’s savoring a traditional espresso in Italy, relishing a rich cup of Ethiopian coffee, or enjoying a creamy latte in a modern coffee chain, the love for coffee is universal. Coffee not only serves as a beloved daily ritual but also fosters social connections, fuels productivity, and sparks creativity. Its versatility, ranging from traditional brewing methods to innovative specialty concoctions, ensures that there is a coffee experience for every palate.
Here are the top 20 countries with the most coffee consumption in the world.
| Rank | Country | Total annual consumption |
| 1. | United States | 26,651,000 bags |
| 2. | Brazil | 22,000,000 bags |
| 3. | Germany | 8,670,000 bags |
| 4. | Japan | 7,355,000 bags |
| 5. | France | 6,192,000 bags |
| 6. | Italy | 5,469,000 bags |
| 7. | Indonesia | 4,806,000 bags |
| 8. | Russia | 4,631,000 bags |
| 9. | Canada | 3,929,000 bags |
| 10. | Ethiopia | 3,781,000 bags |
| 11. | Spain | 3,253,000 bags |
| 12. | Philippines | 3,250,000 bags |
| 13. | Vietnam | 2,650,000 bags |
| 14. | Poland | 2,501,000 bags |
| 15. | South Korea | 2,471,000 bags |
| 16. | Mexico | 2,425,000 bags |
| 17. | Algeria | 2,110,000 bags |
| 18. | Netherlands | 2,030,000 bags |
| 19. | Colombia | 2,025,000 bags |
| 20. | Australia | 1,939,000 bags |
