Drinking coffee from all over the world in Finland

Finland is one of the major coffee consumers in the world, with a population of 5.7 million, with an annual per capita consumption of more than 12 kilograms of raw coffee. Finns attach great importance to the quality of coffee, instant coffee consumption is very small.

The picture shows: the mixed coffee series produced by Polish Company: Fuhla Mokka, Gustav Polish (Gustav paulig),

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Although Finnish coffee roasters are local, the coffee beans are 100% pure Arabica coffee beans imported from abroad, of which Colombia accounts for 40%, Brazil 20%, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Nicaragua and Mexico account for 20%. 25%.

The largest share of the retail market (40%) by Gustav? Owned by the Gustav Paulig family company. By the end of April 1990, the company had imported 65461 tons of coffee, of which 29 per cent were from Brazil, 28.6 per cent from Colombia, 12.4 per cent from Costa Rica, 10.8 per cent from Guatemala and 7.2 per cent from Kenya. The company does not produce instant coffee and decaffeinated coffee, using only lightly roasted and ground beans. The second-largest company is Meira, with about 31 per cent of the market.