Coffee In India

India was first introduced to Coffee way back in the 16th century in the southern part of our country. And this part today dominates the production of coffee, 53% of the coffee comes from Karnataka, 28% from Kerela, and 11% Tamil Nadu off the total production of 8200 MT (metric tonnes). You would be surprised to know that 80% of the coffee is exported to different parts of the world.

Over the past two decades, India has seen an unprecedented increase in the number of coffee lovers. Increase in disposable income, global exposure, digital and media penetration, urbanization, lifestyle changes, are responsible for India Coffee Market growth. These changes have led to what we call coffee culture and are driving the growth of coffee in the market. Factors driving demand for coffee in India include rising incomes, growing demand from the institutional sector, changing eating habits, health benefits, increased coffee cultivation in India, etc.