Coffee market in Canada - statistics & facts

Retail landscape

The Canadian hot coffee market was worth over 18 billion U.S. dollars in 2020. The single-cup pod market is making up an increasingly larger portion of the market. Having already accounted for more than a quarter of the market in 2016, its share has grown to 31 percent.

International trade

The two most commonly produced and consumed coffee strains are Arabica and Robusta. Cultivated throughout Africa, Central and South America and South East Asia, coffee is one of the world’s largest export commodities. Over the past few years, Canada has imported over 600 million U.S. dollars' worth of coffee, largely from producers in Columbia and Brazil. When it comes to Canadian coffee exports, the United States was, by far, the leading recipient.

Consumption

In 2020, 71 percent of consumers reported consuming coffee in the past day, with Tim Hortons being the leading coffee brand for home use. When buying coffee for home use, Costco was the most popular retailer.

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