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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26. Canada
> 2017 working age population: 30.8 million
> Price of regular cappuccino: $3.05
> 2017 GDP per capita $48,390
> Coffee consumption per working age adult: 695 cups per year
> Total domestic consumption: 500.5 million lbs.
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27. Kenya
> 2017 working age population: 29.6 million
> Price of regular cappuccino: $2.34
> 2017 GDP per capita $3,502
> Coffee consumption per working age adult: 10 cups per year
> Total domestic consumption: 6.6 million lbs.
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28. Algeria
> 2017 working age population: 29.2 million
> Price of regular cappuccino: $0.66
> 2017 GDP per capita $15,167
> Coffee consumption per working age adult: 431 cups per year
> Total domestic consumption: 294.1 million lbs.
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29. Morocco
> 2017 working age population: 25.9 million
> Price of regular cappuccino: $1.56
> 2017 GDP per capita $8,568
> Coffee consumption per working age adult: 130 cups per year
> Total domestic consumption: 78.9 million lbs.
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30. Saudi Arabia
> 2017 working age population: 24.6 million
> Price of regular cappuccino: $2.82
> 2017 GDP per capita $54,532
> Coffee consumption per working age adult: 328 cups per year
> Total domestic consumption: 189.2 million lbs.
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