Countries by Chocolate Consumption Per Capita 2024

About This Dataset

Countries ranked by kilograms of chocolate consumed per person per year in 2024, based on World Cocoa Foundation and Statista industry data. Switzerland leads the world in chocolate consumption per capita, with Swiss residents consuming over 10 kg per person annually — a statistic that has remained consistent for decades and reflects the country's heritage as a global centre of fine chocolate manufacturing since the 19th century.

✨ AI Insight

Switzerland's longstanding position as the leader in chocolate consumption, with 10.3 kg per capita, underscores its rich chocolate-making heritage, while Austria and Ireland, consuming 9.7 kg and 9.5 kg respectively, also demonstrate a significant affinity for this sweet treat. The gap between Switzerland and its nearest competitors is notable, suggesting that cultural factors, such as the tradition of high-quality chocolate production and consumption, play a crucial role. Countries like Germany and Norway, with 9.2 kg and 8.8 kg respectively, show strong consumption levels as well, but they are still trailing behind the top three. This trend indicates a potential market for growth in chocolate consumption in these regions, particularly as global chocolate production continues to evolve.

Source: Wikipedia

Key Findings

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Switzerland leads with 10 in 2024.

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Average value in 2024: 9 · median: 9.

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Gap in 2024: Switzerland is 1.3× larger than Denmark.