COFFEE COFFEE PRODUCING COUNTRIES Coffee ranks as one of the world's major commodity crops.
Coffee is widely cultivated in plantations in tropical countries for export to temperate countries. The world's largest
coffee producing region is Latin America, and the Caribbean. Below is a list of coffee producing countries and the total coffee
production of each in 2006:
Angola - 100,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Bolivia - 150,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Brazil - 42,512,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Burundi - 481,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Cameroon - 750,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Central African Republic - 100,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Colombia - 11,600,000
(60 kilogram bags)
Democratic Republic of the Congo - 500,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Cameroon - 750,000 (60 kilogram
bags)
Costa Rica - 1,808,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Cote d'Ivoire - 2,350,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Cuba - 225,000
(60 kilogram bags)
Dominican Republic - 900,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Ecuador - 1,000,000 (60 kilogram bags)
El
Salvador - 1,374,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Ethiopia - 5,500,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Guatemala - 4,000,000 (60 kilogram
bags)
Guinea - 275,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Haiti - 350,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Honduras - 2,700,000 (60 kilogram
bags)
India - 5,005,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Indonesia - 6,850,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Kenya - 850,000 (60 kilogram
bags)
Madagascar - 425,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Mexico - 4,500,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Nicaragua - 1,300,000 (60
kilogram bags)
Panama - 100,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Papua New Guinea - 1,125,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Peru - 3,500,000
(60 kilogram bags)
Philippines - 728,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Rwanda - 350,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Sierra Leone
- 25,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Tanzania - 917,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Thailand - 1,000,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Togo
- 170,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Uganda - 2,500,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Venezuela - 850,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Vietnam
- 15,000,000 (60 kilogram bags)
Zambia - 110,000 (60 kilogram bags)
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