The top ten coffee producers in the world, Brazilian coffee, Ethiopian coffee, Honduran coffee, Guatemala

No. 1 Brazil

The top ten coffee producing countries in the world

Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer, 1/3 of the world's coffee comes from Brazil, and its main coffee variety is Arabica. Brazil has long been the number one coffee producer in the world.

No. 2 Vietnam

The top ten coffee producing countries in the world

Vietnam is the second largest coffee producer in the world. Coffee production in Vietnam was started by the French, and now a large part of the population in Vietnam depends on coffee production for a living. In recent years, Vietnam's coffee production has increased day by day, replacing Colombia and Indonesia as the world's second largest coffee producer, accounting for 14.3% of the world coffee market. The main coffee variety in Vietnam is Robusta.

No. 3 Indonesia

The top ten coffee producing countries in the world

Coffee production in Indonesia began in colonial times, and the main varieties of coffee were Arabica and medium grain coffee (Canephor). Indonesian Arabica coffee beans are one of the highest quality coffee beans in the world.

No. 4 Colombia

The top ten coffee producing countries in the world

Colombia is the fourth largest coffee producer in the world. The coffee it produces is mild, with perfect flavor and unparalleled quality. It began to grow coffee in the early 18th century, but it did not export coffee until the 19th century.

No. 5 India

The top ten coffee producing countries in the world

The southern Indian city-states, such as Karnataka, Tamilnadu and Kerala, are the main coffee producers in India, with Karnataka alone producing 53 per cent of India's coffee. Indian coffee has a unique style because it is not grown in sunny places, but in shady places. India's domestic coffee consumption is small, with about 80% of it being exported. Its main varieties of coffee are Robusta and Arabica.

No. 6 Ethiopia

The top ten coffee producing countries in the world

It is said that Arabica coffee became popular all over the world from Ethiopia. Ethiopia is the largest coffee producer on the African continent, with 25% of its population involved in the coffee production industry. Nearly half of all coffee produced in Ethiopia is sold domestically and the other half is exported to all parts of the world. Ethiopia has a wide variety of coffee.

No. 7 Peru

The top ten coffee producing countries in the world

Peru is famous for its special organic coffee and is the third largest exporter of coffee in the world. Coffee production is the largest industry in Peru, and the main variety of coffee is Arabica. Coffee is grown almost everywhere in Peru, and coffee exports have created a lot of economic benefits for Peru.

No. 8 Guatemala

The top ten coffee producing countries in the world

Guatemala produces some of the best quality coffee in the world, and its two most famous varieties are Coban and Antigua. In 2010, Guatemala was the leading importer of coffee to the United States, but now it has been replaced by Honduras.

No. 9 Mexico

The top ten coffee producing countries in the world

Mexico is the ninth largest coffee producer in the world, and the main coffee variety is Arabica. Most of the coffee in Mexico comes from the coast. It is said that coffee cultivation in Mexico was introduced from the Antilles in the 18th century, and since then, coffee has become the most important crop in Mexico. Mexico is now one of the major importers of coffee to the United States.

No. 10 Honduras

The top ten coffee producing countries in the world

At first, Honduras was unable to export coffee to other countries because its economy was too poor. Now, however, it has become the leading importer of coffee to the United States. The economy of Honduras depends heavily on its coffee industry, and a large part of the country's population is engaged in coffee production. The excellent climate and geography of Honduras makes it the tenth largest coffee producer in the world.