European Export of Coffee Substitutes Containing Coffee Share by Country (Kilograms)

In 2023, Portugal continued to dominate the European export of coffee substitutes containing coffee, showing a steady growth of 6.22%. Germany and Sweden experienced remarkable increases of 34.44% and 44.43% respectively, while the Netherlands and Belgium faced significant declines of 8.59% and 15.72%. Notably, Italy saw a cessation in exports, dropping by 100%. Other notable increases included Estonia at 56.85%, Lithuania at 17.99%, and Austria at 20.87%. The United Kingdom and Slovenia also experienced positive growth, contrasting with Poland's decline of 17.14%.

Future trends to watch in the European coffee substitutes market include potential recovery in countries like Italy and Malta, which recently experienced downturns. Additionally, if trends continue, high-growth performers such as Estonia and Sweden may increase their market shares, while traditional large exporters like the Netherlands might continue to rationalize their export strategies. As consumer preferences for coffee substitutes evolve, market shifts are anticipated within both established and emerging European markets.