
Denmark Coffee Market Size By Forms (Whole Coffee Beans, Ground Coffee, Instant Coffee, Coffee Pods & Capsules, Espresso, Others), Source (Arabica, Robusta), Speciality Coffee (Single-Origin Coffee, Micro-Lot Coffee, Organic Coffee, Direct Trade Coffee, Cold Brew & Nitro Cold Brew Coffee, Others), Process (Caffeinated, Decaffeinated), Flavors (Vanilla, Caramel, Hazelnut, Mocha, Cinnamon, Others) Distribution Channel (On-trade, Off-trade), End-Users (Individual Coffee Drinkers, Coffee Shop Patrons, Office & Workplace Consumers, Catering & Hospitality Industry, Bakeries, and Dessert Shops, Others) and Country Market Analysis and Forecast, 2023-2030
The Denmark Coffee Market size was reasonably estimated to be approximately USD 7.12 Million in 2022 and is poised to generate revenue of over USD 7.83 Million by the end of 2030, projecting a CAGR of around 1.12 % from 2023 to 2030.
Denmark has a vibrant coffee culture, with a strong emphasis on specialty coffee and sustainable practices. Coffee shops and cafes are abundant throughout the country, providing a welcoming environment for coffee enthusiasts and social gatherings.
Top Key Players:
"Starbucks (USA), Costa Coffee (UK), The Coffee Collective (Denmark), Baresso Coffee (Denmark), McCafé (USA), Tim Hortons (Canada), Illycaffe (Italy), Lavazza (Italy), Nespresso (Switzerland), Julius Meinl (Austria), Tchibo (Germany), Segafredo Zanetti (Italy), Dunkin' (USA), Caribou Coffee (USA), Peet's Coffee (USA), Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (USA), Lavazza Blue (Italy), Ricco's Coffee (Denmark), Emmerys (Denmark). Estate Coffee (Denmark) and Other Major Players"
(Source: Statista)
The Denmark coffee market has experienced consistent growth in coffee consumption from 2018 to 2021. Annual volumes of coffee consumed have shown a positive trend, with 2018 recording 22,071 metric tons and 2021 reaching 23,159 metric tons. This upward trajectory reflects Denmark's strong coffee culture and the increasing popularity of specialty coffee. Businesses have an opportunity to capitalize on this growing demand by offering diverse and sustainable coffee options that cater to the preferences of Denmark's coffee enthusiasts, making it an attractive market for coffee producers and retailers.
Denmark’s Coffee Market is Segmented into the Form, Speciality Coffee, Flavors, Distribution Channel, and End-Users. By Forms, the Ground Coffee segment is Anticipated to Dominate the Market Over the Forecast Period.
In May 2023, Robusta futures surged to a 15-year high. Additionally, both Canada and Denmark have recently announced the winners of their respective National Coffee Championships. Alongside these developments, there are other notable coffee-related stories making headlines. The Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) has revealed the speaker lineup for its upcoming 2023 Education Summit, set to be held in Busan, South Korea.
In April 2023, Lyreco extended its exclusive distribution collaboration with Nespresso and has also completed the acquisition of Premium Coffee in Denmark, Finland, and Sweden. This expansion aims to strengthen Lyreco's presence and offerings in the coffee market across these Nordic countries. Nespresso and Lyreco have maintained a robust business alliance since 1998, beginning in Switzerland and subsequently expanding to include England, Ireland, Wales, Scotland, Hungary, and Poland over the past few years. Notably, in 2022, Nespresso appointed Lyreco as its exclusive partner in Norway, further solidifying their successful and longstanding partnership.
Denmark Coffee Market |
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Base Year: |
2022 |
Forecast Period: |
2023-2030 |
Historical Data: |
2016 to 2021 |
Market Size in 2022: |
USD 7.12 Mn. |
Forecast Period 2023-30 CAGR: |
1.12% |
Market Size in 2030: |
USD 7.83 Mn. |
Segments Covered: |
By Forms |
Whole Coffee Beans Ground Coffee Instant Coffee Coffee Pods & Capsules Espresso Others |
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By Source |
Arabica Robusta |
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By Speciality Coffee |
Single-Origin Coffee Micro-Lot Coffee Organic Coffee Direct Trade Coffee Cold Brew & Nitro Cold Brew Coffee Others |
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By Process |
Caffeinated Decaffeinated |
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By Flavors |
Vanilla Caramel Hazelnut Mocha Cinnamon Others |
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By Distribution Channel |
On-trade Off-trade |
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By End-Users |
Individual Coffee Drinkers Coffee Shop Patrons Office & Workplace Consumers Catering & Hospitality Industry Bakeries & Dessert Shops Others |
Denmark Coffee Market |
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Base Year: |
2022 |
Forecast Period: |
2023-2030 |
Historical Data: |
2016 to 2021 |
Market Size in 2022: |
USD 7.12 Mn. |
Forecast Period 2023-30 CAGR: |
1.12% |
Market Size in 2030: |
USD 7.83 Mn. |
Segments Covered: |
By Forms |
Whole Coffee Beans Ground Coffee Instant Coffee Coffee Pods & Capsules Espresso Others |
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By Source |
Arabica Robusta |
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By Speciality Coffee |
Single-Origin Coffee Micro-Lot Coffee Organic Coffee Direct Trade Coffee Cold Brew & Nitro Cold Brew Coffee Others |
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By Process |
Caffeinated Decaffeinated |
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By Flavors |
Vanilla Caramel Hazelnut Mocha Cinnamon Others |
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By Distribution Channel |
On-trade Off-trade |
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By End-Users |
Individual Coffee Drinkers Coffee Shop Patrons Office & Workplace Consumers Catering & Hospitality Industry Bakeries & Dessert Shops Others |
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Key Market Drivers: |
The Rising Popularity of Specialty Coffee |
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Key Market Restraints: |
Rise in the Number of Coffee Shops and Cafes |
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Key Opportunities: |
Coffee Technology and Equipment |
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Companies Covered in the Report: |
Starbucks (USA), Costa Coffee (UK), The Coffee Collective (Denmark), Baresso Coffee (Denmark), McCafé (USA), Tim Hortons (Canada), Illycaffe (Italy), Lavazza (Italy), Nespresso (Switzerland), Julius Meinl (Austria), Tchibo (Germany)and Other Major Players |
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. RESEARCH OBJECTIVES
1.2. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
1.3. RESEARCH PROCESS
1.4. SCOPE AND COVERAGE
1.4.1. Market Definition
1.4.2. Key Questions Answered
1.5. MARKET SEGMENTATION
2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
3. MARKET OVERVIEW
4. GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES BY SEGMENT
5. MARKET LANDSCAPE
5.1. PORTER’S FIVE FORCES ANALYSIS
5.1.1. Bargaining Power Of Supplier
5.1.2. Threat Of New Entrants
5.1.3. Threat Of Substitutes
5.1.4. Competitive Rivalry