Coffee

Coffee is one of the seven commodity products in scope of the European Union Deforestation Regulation. Although the cash crop is generally not seen as a major contributor to global deforestation, with an estimated 1% of global deforestation associated with the production of coffee beans between 2001-2023, deforestation hotspots linked to coffee expansion are prevalent. Moreover, coffee monoculture destroys biodiversity, coffee pesticides poison planet and people, and its production is linked to a large water footprint, child labour and working conditions analogous to slavery. Brazil, Vietnam, and Uganda are the top-3 coffee supplying countries to the world’s top coffee importer - the European Union - while Brazil, Colombia, and Vietnam are the largest suppliers to the United States. The largest coffee-producing countries include Brazil, Vietnam, Colombia, Indonesia, and Ethiopia.

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Main exporters of Coffee

The top 5 exporters of Coffee are: Brazil (30.4%) , Viet Nam (18.1%) , Colombia (7.5%) , Indonesia (7.3%) , Ethiopia (5.2%) , Together, they represent 68.5% of global Coffee exports in 2025.

Coffee overview for the entire EU

Top importers of Coffee per product

Top exporters of Coffee per product
Data freshness Latest source update: 20 March 2026 Last checked: 13 April 2026, 12:29