Updated August 25, 2026

U.S. Coffee Consumption Statistics

Current coffee facts, collected in one place for anyone looking to understand how Americans are drinking coffee now.

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The big picture

Coffee is part of the daily rhythm.

From first cups at home to espresso drinks ordered out, coffee remains a familiar part of American life. The facts below bring together recent figures from the National Coffee Association and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Each statistic includes a direct source and date, so it is easy to quote, check, and share.

36% vs. 23%

Fact 08

Specialty coffee is more often prepared away from home

Thirty-six percent of past-day specialty coffee drinkers had coffee prepared away from home, compared with 23% of past-day traditional coffee drinkers.

Source: National Coffee Association, June 2, 2026 ↗

Sources and notes

How to read these figures.

The National Coffee Association figures come from its National Coffee Data Trends reports, based on nationally representative surveys of U.S. adults. The U.S. Department of Agriculture figure is a marketing-year forecast measured in 60-kilogram bags.

Statistics are shown with the publication date of the source. This page is reviewed regularly so the linked figures can stay useful as new reports are released.

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Caféina. “U.S. Coffee Consumption Statistics (2026).” Updated August 25, 2026. https://cafeinahq.com/coffee-consumption-statistics

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