66%
of U.S. adults drank coffee each day
The Fall 2025 National Coffee Data Trends report found coffee remained one of Americans’ most common daily beverage choices.
National Coffee Association, Fall 2025 NCDT, September 9, 2025 ↗Coffee statistics
Current coffee statistics: U.S. habits and the global market.
For writers, coffee lovers and curious people who want a clean, source-backed picture of how coffee is being enjoyed and traded today.
Last updated October 7, 2026. Every number below links to its original source.
U.S. coffee drinkingDaily habits, home brewing and specialty coffee.
Global coffee marketConsumption and green coffee exports by coffee year.
Source-first referencePrimary industry and government reporting, linked at every stat.
At a glance
The short version.
Coffee is woven into the everyday rhythm of American homes, while specialty coffee continues to draw a substantial share of drinkers. Behind the cup is a global market measured in coffee years and 60-kilogram bags, not simple retail shelf counts. These figures keep both sides in view.
Use the direct source links when quoting a figure. Reports can revise their estimates, particularly trade and consumption outlooks, so this page is designed to be refreshed as new primary data becomes available.
U.S. coffee habits
How Americans are drinking coffee.
National Coffee Association survey findings offer a clear view into recent everyday habits.
Nearly 3
cups per coffee drinker, per day
This is the average reported by coffee drinkers in the Fall 2025 National Coffee Data Trends report.
National Coffee Association, Fall 2025 NCDT, September 9, 2025 ↗82%
of past-day coffee drinkers had coffee at home
Home remains a central part of the coffee ritual, even as people buy coffee through many channels.
National Coffee Association, Fall 2025 NCDT, September 9, 2025 ↗46%
of U.S. adults had specialty coffee in the past day
That figure was higher than past-day traditional coffee consumption in the National Coffee Association’s 2025 specialty report.
National Coffee Association, Specialty Coffee Report, June 17, 2025 ↗Coffee market figures
The bigger coffee picture.
These figures use the coffee-year reporting conventions of the sources themselves.
26.55M
60-kilogram bags forecast for U.S. domestic consumption
USDA’s December 2025 outlook lists this forecast for the 2025/26 marketing year. One 60-kilogram bag equals about 132 pounds of green coffee.
USDA Foreign Agricultural Service, Coffee: World Markets and Trade, December 2025 ↗175.1M
bags of coffee consumed worldwide in 2024/25
The International Coffee Organization estimated global consumption rose 1.4% in the 2024/25 coffee year.
International Coffee Organization, Annual Review 2024/25, 2026 annual review ↗121.16M
bags of green coffee exported worldwide in 2024/25
The International Coffee Organization reported this volume, down 0.9% from the prior coffee year.
International Coffee Organization, Annual Review 2024/25, 2026 annual review ↗Method and sources
A reference page is only as good as its sourcing.
This page uses published figures from the National Coffee Association, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Foreign Agricultural Service and the International Coffee Organization. Consumer figures are survey results. Market figures are reported or forecast in 60-kilogram bags, using the coffee-year period named by each source.
- National Coffee Association, Fall 2025 National Coffee Data Trends
- National Coffee Association, 2025 Specialty Coffee Report
- USDA Foreign Agricultural Service, Coffee: World Markets and Trade, December 2025
- International Coffee Organization, Annual Review 2024/25
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Rnispir Roasters. “Coffee Statistics: U.S. Consumption and Global Market Data.” Updated October 7, 2026. https://rnispir-roasters.com/coffee-statistics
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