Coffee Production by Country — World Ranking

Brazil is the world's largest Coffee producer, at 3,387.7 thousand tonnes in 2024, followed by Viet Nam and Colombia.

Rank	Country	Production (K tonnes)	Yield (hg/ha)	Area (K ha)	YoY
1	Brazil	3,387.7	17,427	1,944	+1.2%
2	Viet Nam	2,015.3	29,699	678.6	+3%
3	Colombia	839.8	10,026	837.7	+23.3%
4	Indonesia	807.6	6,362	1,269.4	+6.4%
5	Ethiopia	575.7	6,671	862.9	+2.9%
6	Uganda	402	5,458	736.5	-14.1%
7	India	363	7,387	491.4	+0.7%
8	Peru	359	8,508	422	-2.2%
9	Central African Republic	324.9	3,443	943.7	+2.8%
10	Honduras	324	12,148	266.7	-15.7%
11	Guatemala	224.9	5,980	376	+5.7%
12	Mexico	194.5	2,948	659.7	-0.2%
13	Lao People's Democratic Republic	174.9	19,067	91.7	-4.9%
14	Guinea	174.8	3,928	445.1	-12.6%
15	Nicaragua	143.3	9,659	148.4	-15.8%
16	China, mainland	114	35,640	32	+5.6%
17	Tanzania	77.4	2,377	325.6	+23.1%
18	Ivory Coast	72.1	1,203	599.7	+53.4%
19	DR Congo	65.7	3,946	166.5	+5.3%
20	Philippines	64	5,528	115.8	+6.7%
21	Costa Rica	62.2	7,530	82.5	-22.5%
22	Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)	58.3	3,501	166.5	-0.5%
23	Papua New Guinea	50.4	10,566	47.7	-14.3%
24	Madagascar	49.6	5,659	87.6	+0.6%
25	Kenya	49.5	4,357	113.6	+1.6%
26	Cameroon	29.8	5,490	54.2	-3.9%
27	El Salvador	28.5	2,428	117.3	-12.6%
28	Yemen	26.5	7,147	37.1	+7.7%
29	Dominican Republic	24.8	5,500	45.2	-9.5%
30	Bolivia (Plurinational State of)	23.1	9,182	25.1	-2.1%

Coffee in Africa

10 African countries rank in the global top 30: Ethiopia (#5), Uganda (#6), Central African Republic (#9), Guinea (#14), Tanzania (#17), Ivory Coast (#18), DR Congo (#19), Madagascar (#24), Kenya (#25), Cameroon (#26).

Rank	Country	Production (K tonnes)
5	Ethiopia	575.7
6	Uganda	402
9	Central African Republic	324.9
14	Guinea	174.8
17	Tanzania	77.4
18	Ivory Coast	72.1
19	DR Congo	65.7
24	Madagascar	49.6
25	Kenya	49.5
26	Cameroon	29.8