Ranking of coffee producing countries in the world and coffee bean producing countries.

Today, let's talk to Daoyao about which country produces the most coffee beans in the world, and list a ranking.

Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world, but do you know which countries are the producers of coffee in the world? The following is a ranking of the world's leading coffee producers.

Number one: Brazil

Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer, accounting for about 35% of global production. Brazil's coffee industry has a history of more than a century and covers a wide variety of coffee, from high-quality Arabica coffee to more affordable robusta coffee.

Second place: Vietnam

Vietnam ranks second in global coffee production, accounting for about 16 per cent of global coffee production. Coffee production in Vietnam is concentrated in the highlands in the south of the country, mainly Robusta coffee.

Third place: Colombia

Colombia is a world-famous producer of Arabica coffee and the third largest producer in the world, accounting for 8% of global production. Colombian coffee is famous for its rich taste and sweetness.

Fourth place: India

India accounts for 4 per cent of global coffee production, mainly in several areas in the south of the country, mainly Arabica coffee.

Fifth place: Guatemala

Guatemala accounts for 3% of global coffee production, and the country's coffee is famous for its acidity and sweetness.

Coffee is widely welcomed all over the world, and its origin is all over the world. The above rankings are only part of other coffee-producing countries in the rest of the world. Coffee culture has its unique status all over the world, and it also makes coffee one of the most popular drinks in the world.

The coffee bean production we are talking about today is not limited to Arabica coffee, all commercial coffee beans are included. The top five coffee producing countries in the world rank as follows: Brazil, Vietnam, Indonesia, Colombia and India (the ranking will change over time). The main variety of coffee beans produced in Brazil is Arabica. Brazil accounts for 1/3 of the world's coffee production, mainly using mechanical harvesting and sun treatment. The coffee beans produced in Vietnam are mainly Robusta varieties, which are generally used as an auxiliary blend of instant coffee and espresso, which is not linked to boutique coffee and accounts for about 15% of the market. The coffee varieties grown in Indonesia are Arabica and Robusta. Indonesia's wet planing method to treat coffee beans is also very unique, which is unique in boutique coffee. Colombia is now the fourth largest coffee producer. Colombian coffee is well-balanced and soft, and it is also very famous in the boutique coffee industry. The fifth place is India, where coffee beans such as Arabica and Robusta are grown, and their own demand for coffee is very small, basically for export.