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EU import overview · Coffee
Every HS code that falls under the coffee commodity group (in scope of EUDR), the total non-EU import volume per code, and the share each code holds within the commodity group for 2025.
Top-5 EU importers per HS code
For each coffee HS code, the five EU member states importing the highest volume from non-EU origins. Each cell shows the country flag, name, share of that HS code's non-EU imports, and (on hover) the absolute volume.
1,010,540 MT
608,025 MT
281,562 MT
269,188 MT
216,552 MT
HS
0901
Coffee
Coffee, whether or not roasted or decaffeinated; coffee husks and skins; coffee substitutes containing coffee in any proportion
Total
2.9 M
MT
-
1
Germany 34.5%
-
2
Italy 20.7%
-
3
Spain 9.6%
-
4
Belgium 9.2%
-
5
Netherlands 7.4%
Top-5 non-EU exporters per HS code
For each coffee HS code, the five non-EU origins
supplying the highest volume to the EU. Countries flagged as
forest-risk for coffee carry the deforestation icon
next to the country name.
1,005,236 MT
587,487 MT
262,370 MT
162,926 MT
136,451 MT
HS
0901
Coffee
Coffee, whether or not roasted or decaffeinated; coffee husks and skins; coffee substitutes containing coffee in any proportion
Total
2.9 M
MT
-
1
Brazil
34.2%
-
2
Viet Nam
20.0%
-
3
Uganda
8.9%
-
4
Colombia
5.5%
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5
Honduras
4.6%
Coffee trade heatmaps
Where coffee enters the EU in 2025. Use the
toggle inside the map to switch views:
Import
shades each EU member state by its share of the EU's
coffee imports.
Export shades
each non-EU country by how much of the EU's coffee
imports originates from there.
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