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Coffee from all over the world drinks in Germany

Published: 2024-11-08 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/08, In terms of quantity, Germany is the second largest coffee consumer in the world (after the United States), but in terms of per capita coffee consumption, Germany ranks eighth in the world (much higher than the United States). Its consumption has risen from 6.1 kg to 7.4 kg per capita per year. The largest coffee supplier is Colombia, followed by Brazil. The most popular one is made by rough grinding after being roasted over light heat.

In terms of quantity, Germany is the second largest coffee consumer in the world (after the United States), but in terms of per capita coffee consumption, Germany ranks eighth in the world (much higher than the United States). Its consumption has risen from 6.1 kg to 7.4 kg per capita per year. The largest coffee supplier is Colombia, followed by Brazil. The most popular coffee is roasted over a low heat and ground. Espresso is currently rare in Germany, and if consumption increases, it is only in some areas.

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Germany's leading coffee producer is JacobsKaffeespezialgesellschaft Coffee, founded in 1885 in Bremen, Germany. In 1970, Suchard and Tobler merged into International Foods, which merged with Jacobs in 1982 to form Jacobs. Zuhad Corporation (Jacobs Suchard). June 1990, Klaus? J? Klaus J.Jacobs put him in Jacobs? After Zuhad's stake was sold to Kraft, the company was acquired by a subsidiary of the Pillip Morris Group (multinational General Foods). The company is now renamed Kraft. Jacobs? KJS, currently the third largest coffee company in Germany, is behind Nestl é and Unilever.

KJS owns 4% of the market for roasted and ground coffee in Germany, and owns a number of small European coffee companies, including Sweden's Gevalia. Some people list the company as one of the top three manufacturers of blended coffee in the world. Most of the coffee produced by KJS is purchased by a wholly owned company in Zug, Switzerland.

The coffee roasting business of KJS and through food companies is the largest in the world, although roasted coffee is mainly used to produce instant coffee. In Germany, instant coffee accounts for about 10% of total coffee sales.

It is 30% in France and 30% in Switzerland, while in the United States, it is a surprising 80%.

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After KJS, Chippo is the leader in coffee production in Germany.

(Tchibo) (18%), Aldi (15%), Eduschio (12%), Melitta (6%, which also has sales offices in the UK), Dallmayer (4.5%), Darboven (2.3%). The best seller is Kronig coffee, which is sold in coffee bricks, and the second best seller is Mestre Rausstung coffee.

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