Coffee is America’s favorite drink
66% of adult Americans
drink coffee everyday,
surpassing any other
beverage, including
bottled water.
American coffee drinkers have
an average of three coffees a day.
82% drink
coffee at home.
38% drink
coffee on the go.
The United States imports
more than
99%
of its coffee.
Source: National Coffee Association of the USA
Coffee exporters to the US
could face stiffer tariffs
Imports last year came to almost 1.5M metric tons,
worth nearly $9 billion – most of it from South American
countries hit by Trump's tariffs. Brazil alone sent over
450,000 metric tons.
Here are the biggest exporters of coffee to the US
based on net weight:
Peru
4.8%
10%
Brazil
30.7%
10% tariffs could
go up to 50%
Guatemala
5.4%
10%
Canada 4.0%
25% could go up
to 35% Aug. 1
Colombia
18.3%
10%
Nicaragua
3.4%
10%
Honduras
5.8%
10%
Mexico 4.3%
25% could
go up to
30% Aug. 1
Vietnam 6.6%
10% – The US announced
an agreement for 20%
tariffs, but status is unclear
Sources: United Nations
Comtrade Database, CNN reporting
The value of coffee imports into
the US has more than quadrupled
since the early 90s.
$8B
6
4
2
0
1991
2000
2010
2020
Source: United Nations Comtrade Database
US consumers spend more than
related products every day according
to the National Coffee Association
2023 impact report.
$300 million
on coffee and
The US coffee market size is projected
to grow 66% by 2034, according to
market research firm Custom Market Insights.
US coffee market size
$150.88B
$90.97B
2025
2034
Coffee prices could go even higher
if Trump sticks to his tariff plans
Climate change, world conflicts, tariffs and a growing
demand in the US are making coffee more expensive
with prices almost doubling in the past five years.
Price per pound of ground, roast
coffee in an average US city
$8
June, 2025
$8.13 per
pound
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
Sources: US Bureau of Labor Statistics via the
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, CNN reporting
Coffee is America’s favorite drink
66% of adult Americans
drink coffee everyday,
surpassing any other beverage,
including bottled water.
American coffee drinkers have
an average of three coffees a day.
82% drink
coffee at home.
38% drink
coffee on the go.
The United States imports
more than
99%
of its coffee.
Source: National Coffee Association of the USA
Coffee exporters to the US
could face stiffer tariffs
Imports last year came to almost 1.5M metric tons,
worth nearly $9 billion – most of it from South American
countries hit by Trump's tariffs. Brazil alone sent over
450,000 metric tons.
Here are the biggest exporters of coffee to the US
based on net weight:
Peru
4.8%
10%
Brazil
30.7%
10% tariffs could
go up to 50%
Guatemala
5.4%
10%
Canada 4.0%
25% could go up
to 35% Aug. 1
Colombia
18.3%
10%
Nicaragua
3.4%
10%
Honduras
5.8%
10%
Mexico 4.3%
25% could
go up to
30% Aug. 1
Vietnam 6.6%
10% – The US announced
an agreement for 20%
tariffs, but status is unclear
Sources: United Nations
Comtrade Database, CNN reporting
The value of coffee imports into
the US has more than quadrupled
since the early 90s.
$8B
6
4
2
0
1991
2000
2010
2020
Source: United Nations Comtrade Database
US consumers spend more than
related products every day according
to the National Coffee Association
2023 impact report.
$300 million
on coffee and
The US coffee market size is projected
to grow 66%
market research firm Custom Market Insights.
by 2034, according to
US coffee market size
$150.88B
$90.97B
2025
2034
Coffee prices could go even higher
if Trump sticks to his tariff plans
Climate change, world conflicts, tariffs and a growing
demand in the US are making coffee more expensive
with prices almost doubling in the past five years.
Price per pound of ground, roast
coffee in an average US city
$8
June, 2025
$8.13 per
pound
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
Sources: US Bureau of Labor Statistics via the
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, CNN reporting
Coffee is America’s favorite drink
66% of adult Americans drink coffee everyday,
surpassing any other beverage, including bottled water.
American coffee drinkers have
an average of three coffees a day.
82% drink coffee at home.
38% drink coffee on the go.
The United States imports
more than
99%
of its coffee.
Source: National Coffee Association of the USA
Coffee exporters to the US could face stiffer tariffs
Imports last year came to almost 1.5 million metric tons, worth nearly
$9 billion – most of it from South American countries hit by Trump’s tariffs.
Brazil alone sent over 450,000 metric tons.
Here are the biggest exporters of coffee to the US based on net weight:
Peru
4.8%
10% tariffs
Brazil
30.7%
10% tariffs could
go up to 50%
Colombia
18.3%
10% tariffs
Guatemala
5.4%
10% tariffs
Nicaragua
3.4%
10% tariffs
Honduras
5.8%
10% tariffs
Mexico 4.3%
25% tariffs
could go up
to 30% Aug. 1
Vietnam
6.6%
10% tariffs
Canada
4.0%
25% tariffs
could go up
to 35% Aug. 1
The US announced an
agreement for 20% tariffs,
but status is unclear
Sources: United Nations Comtrade Database, CNN reporting
$8B
The value of coffee imports into the US has
more than quadrupled since the early 1990s.
6
4
2
0
1991
2000
2010
2020
Source: United Nations Comtrade Database
US consumers spend more than $300 million
on coffee and related products every day, according
to the National Coffee Association 2023 impact report.
66%
The US coffee market size is projected to grow
according to market research firm Custom Market Insights.
by 2034,
US coffee market size
$150.88B
$90.97B
2025
2034
Coffee prices could go even higher
if Trump sticks to his tariff plans
Climate change, world conflicts, tariffs and a growing
demand in the US are making coffee more expensive,
with prices almost doubling in the past five years.
June, 2025
$8.13 per
pound
Price per pound of ground, roast
coffee in an average US city
$8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
Sources: US Bureau of Labor Statistics via the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, CNN reporting
