Coffee is the world's second most consumed hot beverage after tea. From sweet, mild, and widely grown Arabica (Coffea Arabica) to strong, bitter Robusta (Coffea Canephora), coffee provides a wide range of flavors and is also produced worldwide.
For the 2025/2026 Marketing Year (MY), total global coffee production is 178.83 million bags (60 kgs each). The article focuses on coffee production by country, listing 2025/2026 production, 10-year average output, the previous year’s production, and production data for the two main species: Arabica and Robusta.
Here’s the list of leading coffee producers by country:
Annual coffee production by country (MY 2025-2026)
| Country | Total Production (60 KG Bags) | Share in Global Production (%) |
|---|---|---|
 Brazil | 63 million | 35% |
 Vietnam | 31.7 million | 18% |
 Colombia | 12.5 million | 7% |
 Indonesia | 12.37 million | 7% |
 Ethiopia | 11.56 million | 6% |
 Uganda | 7.1 million | 4% |
 India | 6.43 million | 4% |
 Honduras | 5.53 million | 3% |
 Peru | 4.76 million | 3% |
 Mexico | 4.08 million | 2% |
1. Brazil
As one of the major coffee-producing countries, Brazil’s total coffee production in the 2025/26 marketing year was 63 million bags, with each bag weighing 60 kg. According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Brazil accounted for about 35% of global coffee production from July 2025 to June 2026 MY.
- Species production: Arabica (38 million bags); Robusta (25 million bags)
- Production in MY 2024/25: 65.5 million bags
- Year-over-year change: -4%
- 10-year average production (MY 2016-2025): 62.06 million bags
2. Vietnam
Next on the list of coffee-producing countries is Vietnam. The country produced 31.7 million bags of coffee from October 2025 to September 2026 MY. Vietnam contributed 18% to the total global coffee production in MY 2025/26, according to the USDA.
- Species production: Arabica (1.2 million bags); Robusta (30.5 million bags)
- Production in MY 2024/25: 29 million bags
- Year-over-year change: 9%
- 10-year average production (MY 2016-2025): 29.48 million bags
3. Colombia
Colombia is another South American nation with one of the largest coffee productions in the world. USDA reports its total output for the 2025/26 MY (October to September) as 12.5 million bags, which is 7% of the world’s total.
- Species production: Arabica (12.5 million bags)
- Production in MY 2024/25: 14.8 million bags
- Year-over-year change: -16%
- 10-year average production (MY 2016-2025): 13.24 million bags
4. Indonesia
Next on the list of coffee production by country is Indonesia. The Southeast Asian nation produced 12.37 million bags of coffee in MY 2025/26 (April 2025-March 2026). USDA noted its contribution to global coffee production at 7% for the same marketing year.
- Species production: Arabica (1.37 million bags); Robusta (11 million bags)
- Production in MY 2024/25: 10.7 million bags
- Year-over-year change: 16%
- 10-year average production (MY 2016-2025): 10.55 million bags
5. Ethiopia
Ethiopia is Africa’s leading coffee-producing country in the Marketing Year 2025/26. USDA estimated its production at 11.56 million bags (October 2025 to September 2026). Ethiopia's share of global coffee production was 6%.
- Species production: Arabica (11.56 million bags)
- Production in MY 2024/25: 11.46 million bags
- Year-over-year change: 0.87%
- 10-year average production (MY 2016-2025): 8.4 million bags
6. Uganda
Uganda is another Sub-Saharan African nation with one of the highest coffee productions in the world. In MY 2025/26 (October 2025-September 2026), the nation produced 7.1 million bags of coffee, each weighing 60 kg, accounting for 4% of total coffee production worldwide.
- Species production: Arabica (1.12 million bags); Robusta (5.975 million bags)
- Production in MY 2024/25: 6.7 million bags
- Year-over-year change: 6%
- 10-year average production (MY 2016-2025): 5.9 million bags
7. India
India’s annual coffee production in marketing year 2025/26 was 6.43 million bags. The South Asian country contributed 4% to global coffee production from October 2025 to September 2026, as per USDA.
- Species production: Arabica (1.73 million bags); Robusta (4.7 million bags)
- Production in MY 2024/25: 6.06 million bags
- Year-over-year change: 6%
- 10-year average production (MY 2016-2025): 5.69 million bags
8. Honduras
The leading coffee production by country data also includes the Central American country of Honduras. The nation’s total coffee output for MY 2025/26 (October-September) was 5.53 million bags, accounting for nearly 3% of the world’s total coffee production.
- Species production: Arabica (5.53 million bags)
- Production in MY 2024/25: 5.2 million bags
- Year-over-year change: 6%
- 10-year average production (MY 2016-2025): 6.02 million bags
9. Peru
Total coffee production by country in MY 2025/26 (April 2025 to March 2026) for Peru is estimated at 4.76 million bags by the USDA. It accounted for 3% of the global share.
- Species production: Arabica (4.764 million bags)
- Production in MY 2024/25: 4.12 million bags
- Year-over-year change: 16%
- 10-year average production (MY 2016-2025): 4.08 million bags
10. Mexico
Mexico is one of the largest coffee-producing countries, with a total production of 4.08 million bags in MY 2025/26 (October 2025 to September 2026). This data amounts to 2% of total global coffee production.
- Species production: Arabica (3.58 million bags); Robusta (0.5 million bags)
- Production in MY 2024/25: 3.93 million bags
- Year-over-year change: 4%
- 10-year average production (MY 2016-2025): 3.72 million bags
