Countries by Coffee Production 2025

About This Dataset

Countries ranked by total coffee production in 2025, measured in thousands of 60-kilogram bags according to USDA Foreign Agricultural Service and ICO Coffee Report data. Brazil has dominated global coffee production for over 150 years — producing more coffee than the next two largest producers combined and growing both arabica and robusta varieties across the states of Minas Gerais, São Paulo, Paraná, and Espírito Santo on a scale that gives Brazilian growers enormous pricing influence over global commodity markets. Brazil's coffee industry operates with a level of mechanisation and yield optimisation found nowhere else in the tropics, and its periodic frost events in major growing regions trigger global price spikes that affect every coffee drinker on Earth within months of the harvest disruption.

✨ AI Insight

Brazil's dominance in coffee production is striking, as it produces more than twice the amount of coffee as Vietnam, the second-largest producer. The gap between Brazil and its closest competitors, such as Colombia and Indonesia, illustrates the scale of Brazil's coffee industry, which benefits from advanced mechanization and optimized yields. The production figures for Colombia and Indonesia, at 14,300 and 11,900 bags respectively, highlight their significant but comparatively smaller roles in the market. Ethiopia, with 8,250 bags, and Honduras at 6,100 bags, further emphasize the concentration of production in a few key countries, suggesting that fluctuations in Brazil's output can have outsized impacts on global coffee prices.

Source: Wikipedia

Key Findings

Auto-computed highlights from this dataset

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Brazil leads with 66,000 in 2025.

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Average value in 2025: 18,494 · median: 10,075.

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Gap in 2025: Brazil is 11.2× larger than Uganda.