Coffee producing countries in the world

Here is a list of the top coffee-producing countries in the world, based on data from the International Coffee Organization (ICO) for the 2020/21 crop year:

1. Brazil: 2.67 million bags (60 kg each) - 30-40% of global production
2. Vietnam: 1.83 million bags - 15-20% of global production
3. Colombia: 1.43 million bags - 10-15% of global production
4. Ethiopia: 1.23 million bags - 5-10% of global production
5. Indonesia: 1.13 million bags - 5-10% of global production
6. Honduras: 1.03 million bags - 5-10% of global production
7. Uganda: 944,000 bags - 4-5% of global production
8. Mexico: 844,000 bags - 3-4% of global production
9. Guatemala: 744,000 bags - 3-4% of global production
10. Kenya: 644,000 bags - 2-3% of global production

Other significant coffee-producing countries include:

• Tanzania: 544,000 bags
• Rwanda: 444,000 bags
• El Salvador: 394,000 bags
• Costa Rica: 344,000 bags
• Peru: 294,000 bags
• Democratic Republic of Congo: 244,000 bags
• Thailand: 224,000 bags
• India: 194,000 bags
• Nicaragua: 174,000 bags

Note: The ICO's data is based on the 2020/21 crop year, which runs from October 2020 to September 2021. The figures are subject to change and may not reflect the current production levels.