In Spain, people usually drink 7 variations of coffee and a lot of their time is spent in coffee shops. Read more about the coffee habits in Spain.
Away from home: 7 variations of coffee in Spain
Tag: Coffee Culture
A focus on Brazilian coffee exports in recent years
2018 was an amazing year for coffee production in Brazil which achieved export figures of 23.39 million bags, an increase of 18% over 2017
Poland, the dominance of coffee chains and the third coffee wave
Poland is a country that has only recently started to discover its love of coffee and its market is dominated by coffee shop chains and by consumers’ desire to drink better quality coffee.
The Canadian coffee consumption 2019
With a with a coffee per capita consumption more than 7 kg, Canada is positioned in the coffee top ten of countries in the world that drink more coffee per capita.
The Tunisian coffee scenario 2019
Tunisia is a small country and the coffee consumption is concentrated in urban areas. The Ministry of Commerce (OCT) is controlling the coffee import. The coffee is sold to the roasters at the same prices whatever it is: around 2€/kg.
China, 7 reasons why coffee consumption is growing
In the last few years, China has become one of the largest coffee consumers in the world. Here 7 points to know the reasons.
USA: 3 gourmet coffee trends to analyse in 2019
The key factors that may boost the coffee consumption in the USA and the main trendy coffee of 2019 that is forecasted to set to take the coffee world by storm.
India’s forecast coffee consumption 2019
Is India still a tea country? In the last decade coffee demand is indicative of a change in coffee and tea culture. Learn more.
Coffee, The Scandinavian National Drink
Coffee has become so popular in Northern Europe that all Scandinavian countries consider it their national drink. The coffee served in all the Nordic Area see the strong presence of independent coffee shops. Learn more
Turkish Coffee Culture: An Intangible Cultural Heritage
Turkey has a long-established coffee culture with a rich history that has become ingrained in many elements of Turkish culture. Deemed so important in 2013 UNESCO inscribed Turkish coffee culture and tradition into the list of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Consumption of coffee in Turkey for 2017 was still relatively low compared to many European countries but Turkey has experienced a growth in many coffee shop chains over recent years, including the global giant Starbucks and its competitors.