Special Report
The Price of a Cup of Coffee Around the World
January 18, 2019 2:50 pm
Last Updated: January 11, 2020 12:23 pm
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1. India
> 2017 working age population: 967.1 million
> Price of regular cappuccino: $1.47
> 2017 GDP per capita $7,194
> Coffee consumption per working age adult: 13 cups per year
> Total domestic consumption: 304.3 million lbs.
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2. United States
> 2017 working age population: 264.1 million
> Price of regular cappuccino: $4.02
> 2017 GDP per capita $59,792
> Coffee consumption per working age adult: 552 cups per year
> Total domestic consumption: 3.4 billion lbs.
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3. Indonesia
> 2017 working age population: 191.8 million
> Price of regular cappuccino: $1.91
> 2017 GDP per capita $12,404
> Coffee consumption per working age adult: 136 cups per year
> Total domestic consumption: 608.6 million lbs.
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4. Brazil
> 2017 working age population: 163.8 million
> Price of regular cappuccino: $1.60
> 2017 GDP per capita $15,637
> Coffee consumption per working age adult: 734 cups per year
> Total domestic consumption: 2.8 billion lbs.
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5. Russian Federation
> 2017 working age population: 119.1 million
> Price of regular cappuccino: $1.91
> 2017 GDP per capita $27,893
> Coffee consumption per working age adult: 221 cups per year
> Total domestic consumption: 613.6 million lbs.
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