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Coffee Production by African country

2024

Annual green coffee production, in tonnes (FAOSTAT).

Africa, 202429 of 54 countries
1,909,982total across the countries with a figure
Highest in 2024Ethiopia · 575,696Lowest in 2024Sao Tome and Principe · 7.27Reported in 202429 of 54 countries surveyed
All 54, ranked. Pinned countries are drawn in vermilion.
0200k400k600k800kEthiopia575,696Uganda402,000Central African Republic324,923Guinea174,847Tanzania77,417Cote d'Ivoire72,133Democratic Republic of the Congo65,701Madagascar49,561Kenya49,500Cameroon29,774Togo21,769Rwanda17,840Malawi11,223Zambia8,796Angola7,584Burundi6,900Equatorial Guinea4,034Republic of the Congo3,177Sierra Leone2,208Nigeria1,809Mozambique803.7Ghana736.0Liberia653.2Zimbabwe572.0Comoros142.1Gabon104.0Benin55.1Cabo Verde14.0Sao Tome and Principe7.27Algeriano dataBotswanano dataBurkina Fasono dataChadno dataDjiboutino dataEgyptno dataEritreano dataEswatinino dataGambiano dataGuinea-Bissauno dataLesothono dataLibyano dataMalino dataMauritaniano dataMauritiusno dataMoroccono dataNamibiano dataNigerno dataSenegalno dataSeychellesno dataSomaliano dataSouth Africano dataSouth Sudanno dataSudanno dataTunisiano data
20142024
FAO · national statistics offices · the provider's own estimates where a country has not reportedCC BY 4.0
Countries

By region

Summed across the countries with a figure, so a region’s total is only as complete as its coverage.
Eastern Africa12 of 18 countries1,200,451
Middle Africa8 of 9 countries435,306
Western Africa9 of 16 countries274,225
Northern Africa0 of 6 countries—
Southern Africa0 of 5 countries—
Africaall 54 countries · 29 with a 2024 figure1,909,982

What to know before you quote this

Specific to this series. For how we treat data generally, see methods.
25 countries have no usable 2024 recordNot a low value — no figure within the window. Algeria, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Chad, Djibouti and 20 more are hatched on the map and blank in the table.
Certainty is judged year by yearA country can be Reported in one year and Modelled the next. The tag follows the year on the scrubber, so the 2024 assessment is not a verdict on the whole series.

About this data

Coffee ProductionAnnual green coffee production, in tonnes (FAOSTAT).
SourceFAO, with processing by Africa API
Unittonnes
Last updated3 Oct 2026
Next expected updateOct 2027
Date range1990–2024
Coverage29 of 54 countries · 29 reported, 0 modelled, 25 with no usable figure

How the figure is made

ReportedA national statistics office or the original provider published the figure for that year directly. 29 countries did so for 2024 — the certainty shown on this page is that 2024 assessment, not a per-series one.ModelledNo direct figure that year. The provider’s own estimate, interpolation or projection stands in, and is marked as such wherever it appears.No dataNo usable figure within the window. Drawn hatched on the map and left blank in the table — not zero, and not filled in.

These three states are used the same way across every indicator on the site — how we treat certainty explains the full set and what we never do to a number.

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How to cite this page
Africa API (2026) — "Coffee Production". Data adapted from FAO. Retrieved 18 Oct 2026 from africa-api.com/indicators/coffee
The request behind this view
GET /v1/data?metric_key=coffee_production_tonnes&year=2024&limit=100

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Coffee Production: most recent figure per country, highest to lowest

29 countries · each with its own period

The figures at the top of the page compare every country in the same year. This list takes each country’s newest figure instead, whatever its period, so the order can differ.

#CountryCoffee ProductionPeriod
1Ethiopia575.7K t2024
2Uganda402K t2024
3Central African Republic324.92K t2024
4Guinea174.85K t2024
5Tanzania77.42K t2024
6Cote d'Ivoire72.13K t2024
7Democratic Republic of the Congo65.7K t2024
8Madagascar49.56K t2024
9Kenya49.5K t2024
10Cameroon29.77K t2024
11Togo21.77K t2024
12Rwanda17.84K t2024
13Malawi11.22K t2024
14Zambia8.8K t2024
15Angola7.58K t2024
16Burundi6.9K t2024
17Equatorial Guinea4.03K t2024
18Republic of the Congo3.18K t2024
19Sierra Leone2.21K t2024
20Nigeria1.81K t2024
21Mozambique803.7 t2024
22Ghana736 t2024
23Liberia653.22 t2024
24Zimbabwe572 t2024
25Comoros142.1 t2024
26Gabon103.97 t2024
27Benin55.13 t2024
28Cabo Verde14 t2024
29Sao Tome and Principe7.27 t2024
Which observations are included?
The ranking includes 29 of 54 countries with available observations for 2023 or later and within 2 years of the freshest result. Each figure shows its reporting period. Countries without an eligible observation are omitted.
Does a higher value mean a better result?
The ranking is sorted by value, from highest to lowest. The order does not rate a country's performance. Interpretation depends on the indicator and its definition.

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