Análisis del consumo doméstico en los países no exportadores de café, periodo 2010 2022

Abstract

Abstract: This paper analyzes domestic consumption in non-coffee-exporting countries from 2010 to 2022, focusing on the evolution of the global market and taking into account the factors that directly influence production and demand (including the booming European market) in non-producing countries. Arabica and Robusta varieties are identified as the most commercially available varieties on the international market. During the periods studied, global production was impacted by climatic phenomena such as frost, drought, and biennial cycles, particularly affecting available production volumes and market prices. The main focus is on Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Finland, considered the largest coffee consumers in per capita terms. These regions are absolute leaders in terms of global per capita consumption, denoting culture and ongoing demand for the product, demonstrating a consolidated market that represents opportunities with fair returns for countries that export coffee. Finally, I highlight the impact of domestic coffee consumption on the GDP, prices, population, and climate of the Nordic countries.