China has a huge coffee market and is expected to become one of the largest coffee markets in the world.

Maxwell, Nestle, Colombia and other international coffee companies have set up branches or factories in China to provide a variety of coffee products for the Chinese market.

With the world-famous coffee brands entering Chinese mainland one after another to seize the Chinese market, China's coffee industry will face faster development; at the same time, it also indicates the arrival of new opportunities.

At present, the average consumption of coffee in Chinese cities is 4 cups per person per year, and only 20 cups per person per year, even in big cities such as Beijing and Shanghai. In Japan and Britain, each person drinks an average of one cup of coffee a day. Japan and Britain are both world-famous tea culture countries, which have developed into a huge Chinese coffee market. China, which has a strong tea culture, has broad coffee consumption potential and is becoming the largest coffee consumption market in the world. According to a survey conducted by national authoritative institutions, the number of coffee professional places in many large and medium-sized cities in China is growing at a rate of about 25% every year.

Precisely because China's coffee market is in its infancy, China's coffee consumption is growing at an alarming rate, which means that a huge opportunity has come, which means more opportunities and greater profit return space.

(responsible Editor: coffee Sound)