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Americans’ Preference for Coffee <\/h2>\n

Americans love their coffee. According to the National Coffee Association’s latest survey, around 83% of Americans aged 18–54 years drank some kind of coffee in the past day. While most popular traditional coffee consumption is among young adults, the consumption of ready-to-drink coffee has seen a surge among all age groups in recent years. It is estimated that Americans consumed more than 7.3 billion of gallons of coffee in 2019.<\/p>\n

In terms of type of coffee consumed, more people prefer Advanced Fresh Roast Coffee. It is estimated that around 55% of Americans regularly drink advance fresh roasted coffee, making it the most popular type of coffee aside from regular brewed coffee. According to experts, the reason for its rising popularity is that its preparation is comparatively easier, plus the aroma and flavor of advanced fresh roast coffee is much better than other prepared coffees.<\/p>\n

Moreover, the combination of convenience and taste is further driving the demand for ready-to-drink coffee and premium espresso drinks amongst Americans. According to a survey by The National Coffee Association, the consumption of espresso has grown by 60% between 2011 and 2019. This sharp rise can be attributed to the rapid expansion of specialty coffee culture, such as Starbucks and other leading coffee shops in the USA.<\/p>\n

One of the foremost trends driving the demand for coffee in the USA is the availability of different types of coffee. Consumers can choose from lattes, cappuccinos, cold brews and classic traditional coffee. Moreover, American consumers are also increasingly interested in coffee that is ethically sourced and has diverse flavors, such as pumpkin spice, vanilla, hazelnut and more. Consequently, the demand for coffee-bar drinks is likely to increase further in the coming years.<\/p>\n