The country that consumes the most coffee is Finland, with an average consumption of 12 kg per person per year.
This high consumption can be attributed to several factors:
- Historical factors: Coffee has been a part of Finnish culture for centuries, dating back to the 18th century.
- Climate: Finland's cold climate creates a demand for warm beverages, making coffee a popular choice.
- Social norms: Coffee drinking is deeply ingrained in Finnish society, with coffee breaks being a common part of the workday and social gatherings.
While Finland holds the top spot, other countries with high coffee consumption include:
- Norway: 9.9 kg per person per year
- Iceland: 9.0 kg per person per year
- Denmark: 8.7 kg per person per year
- Sweden: 8.6 kg per person per year
These countries also share similar cultural and historical influences that contribute to their high coffee consumption.
