The US imports a vast majority of its coffee, with recent figures showing imports worth approximately $8.83 billion in 2024. In 2023, the quantity was about 1.38 million tons. Major suppliers include Brazil, Colombia, and Switzerland.
By
value
2024: \$8.83
billion
2023: \$8.20
billion
2022: \$9.78 billion
By
quantity
2023: 1.38
million tons
2022: 1.62
million tons
2021: 1.57 million tons
Top
importing countries
Brazil: The
top source of US coffee imports
Colombia: The
second-largest supplier
Switzerland: A
significant source of roasted and ground coffee
Canada: The
fourth-largest supplier by value in 2024
Guatemala: Another key exporting country
The United States imports over 99% of its coffee due to minimal domestic production, making it the world's leading coffee importer.
In 2024, the total value of U.S. coffee imports was approximately $9 billion.
Key
Import Statistics
Volume: The
U.S. imported about 1.47 million tonnes of coffee beans in 2024.
Value: In
2024, the U.S. imported approximately $8.83 billion worth of coffee.
Main Sources: The top suppliers of coffee to the U.S. are Brazil, Colombia, and Switzerland (which is a major hub for roasted and ground coffee).
Top
Suppliers by Value (2024):
Brazil:
~$1.96 billion
Colombia:
~$1.48 billion
Switzerland: ~$1.18 billion
Top Suppliers by Volume (based on net weight of unroasted coffee): Brazil and Colombia are major sources of unroasted Arabica beans.
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Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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