The 10 Biggest Coffee Companies in the World

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The 10 Biggest Coffee Companies in the World





  1. Nestlé (Nescafé, Nespresso)

    • Headquarters: Vevey, Switzerland
    • Overview: Nestlé is the largest coffee company globally, with its Nescafé and Nespresso brands among the most recognizable. Nestlé’s coffee offerings cover instant coffee, capsules, and premium options.
    • Revenue: Over $90 billion (including all products).

  2. JDE Peet’s

    • Headquarters: Amsterdam, Netherlands
    • Overview: Formed by the merger of Douwe Egberts and Peet’s Coffee, JDE Peet’s owns Jacobs, Douwe Egberts, and L’OR brands. It operates globally in retail, online, and through popular coffee stores.
    • Revenue: Around $8 billion.

  3. The J.M. Smucker Company (Folgers, Dunkin')

    • Headquarters: Orrville, Ohio, USA
    • Overview: Smucker owns the popular Folgers and Dunkin' coffee brands in retail. Folgers is one of the oldest and best-selling ground coffee brands in the U.S.
    • Revenue: Approximately $8 billion (across all divisions).

  4. Starbucks

    • Headquarters: Seattle, Washington, USA
    • Overview: Starbucks is the largest coffeehouse chain globally, with over 35,000 locations. Known for its specialty coffee drinks, Starbucks also markets packaged coffee and ready-to-drink options.
    • Revenue: Over $30 billion.

  5. Keurig Dr Pepper (Green Mountain Coffee)

    • Headquarters: Burlington, Massachusetts, USA
    • Overview: Keurig revolutionized the coffee industry with its single-serve pods and has a range of brands like Green Mountain Coffee. Keurig Dr Pepper covers a wide array of coffee and beverage products.
    • Revenue: Over $14 billion.

  6. Lavazza

    • Headquarters: Turin, Italy
    • Overview: A family-owned Italian brand, Lavazza is renowned for premium coffee, particularly espresso. It holds a strong market in Europe and operates globally with a focus on quality beans.
    • Revenue: Around $2 billion.

  7. Tchibo

    • Headquarters: Hamburg, Germany
    • Overview: Tchibo is known for its coffee, consumer goods, and retail operations across Europe. It's one of Germany's top coffee brands, known for its focus on high-quality beans and sustainability.
    • Revenue: Approximately $5 billion.

  8. Strauss Coffee (Including Elite Coffee)

    • Headquarters: Petah Tikva, Israel
    • Overview: Strauss Coffee operates globally, with a major presence in Eastern Europe and Brazil. It owns brands like Elite Coffee and works with various regional partners.
    • Revenue: Around $1.5 billion.

  9. Costa Coffee

    • Headquarters: Dunstable, United Kingdom
    • Overview: Owned by Coca-Cola, Costa Coffee is the second-largest coffeehouse chain in the world. It operates primarily in the UK and Europe, with growing markets in Asia and the Middle East.
    • Revenue: Around $1.6 billion.

  10. Tim Hortons

    • Headquarters: Toronto, Canada
    • Overview: Tim Hortons is one of Canada's largest coffee and fast-food chains, now expanding globally. Known for coffee and donuts, it has significant market reach in North America.
    • Revenue: Approximately $3 billion.

These companies dominate the coffee industry across various segments, from instant coffee and coffee beans to coffeehouse operations and single-serve pods.

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