Coffee in Europe Has Doubled in Price
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Coffee is one of the most beloved drinks among Europeans, and its demand remains high even as prices have risen sharply in recent years. Recent data shows that the European Union imported more coffee from abroad last year than it did a decade ago, and the value of imports has more than doubled in that time.
In 2025, the European Union imported 2.9 million tons of coffee from countries outside the EU, which is slightly more than in 2015.
Brussels - Long, short or spotted: the value of coffee imports in the European Union - i.e. the total monetary cost of the transaction - has increased considerably. According to Eurostat, the EU Statistics Agency, in 2025, the Union imported 2.9 million tonnes of coffee from non-EU countries. Compared to ten years ago, the quantities increased [...]
Last year, the European Union imported 2.9 million tons of coffee worth 18.7 billion euros from countries outside the EU, whereby the value of imports more than doubled in ten years, Eurostat announced on Thursday on the occasion of International Coffee Day.
In 2025, the EU imported 2.9 million tons of coffee worth 18.7 billion euros. In ten years, the value of imports increased by as much as 117 percent.
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