The coffee sector in Portugal registered a growth of 6,9% in 2024, reaching a turnover of 695 million euros, driven by increased private consumption and rising coffee prices, according to Informa D&B.

Exports of roasted and soluble coffee grew by 9,8% in 2024, reaching €134 million. Spain was the main destination for these exports, representing 30% of the total, followed by France, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and Russia.

Imports increased by 12,8%, reaching €255 million. Spain and France were the main countries of origin for imports, accounting for 36% and 35% of the total, respectively. Green coffee imports increased by 29% in 2024, reaching €211 million. Vietnam was the main country of origin (24%), followed by Brazil (18%) and Uganda (16%).

92 operators

The coffee sector in Portugal comprises 92 operators, including the coffee and tea industry. The North region concentrates 38% of the companies, followed by Greater Lisbon (22%) and Alentejo (13%). Most companies are small, with a limited number of large companies offering diversified products, present in both the food distribution channel and the Horeca channel.