Global Coffee Import Volume Share by Country (Thousand Metric Tons)

The United States remains the largest importer of coffee globally, holding a 14.27% share in 2024. Germany follows with 11.97%, despite only a slight increase over the past year. The Philippines showed substantial growth, up by 4.21%, now at 6.36%. Traditional coffee-consuming countries like Italy and France maintained modest growth rates. China's market is rapidly expanding with a 3.18% increase. Indonesia and Malaysia show emerging trends with minor but significant rises. While Australia experienced a decline, countries in the Middle East and Southeast Asia, like UAE and Cambodia, are on the rise.

Future trends to watch include increased demand from China and the Philippines, driven by growing coffee culture and urbanization. African markets such as Nigeria are showing potential as middle-class expansion continues. Technological advancements and sustainability concerns might influence coffee trade patterns, emphasizing the importance of tracking eco-friendly certifications and logistics innovations.