Russian Coffee Market Supply Increases by Nearly 80% Between 2009-2013
Russian Coffee Market Shows Strong Growth from 2009-2013
According to data from a Russian coffee market analysis conducted by BusinesStat and reported by RBC on May 5th, Russia's coffee supply increased by nearly 80% between 2009 and 2013, growing from 7.01 tons in 2009 to 12.55 tons in 2014. Throughout the research period, coffee supply in the market consistently showed an upward trend, with 2012 recording the largest increase at 25% growth compared to the previous year. This supply growth also contributed significantly to the increase in Russia's domestic production. In 2012, the output of finished coffee products by Russian manufacturers grew by 83.6% compared to 2011.
Imports Dominate Russian Coffee Supply
Imported products contribute the largest share to Russia's total coffee supply. Between 2009 and 2013, imported coffee accounted for an average of 56.7% of the total market supply. It must be noted that Russia does not produce coffee beans domestically. Russian manufacturers can only conduct product processing. Imported coffee is divided into two categories: "roasted" and "unroasted." The first type is packaged and enters the final consumer market, while the second type, unroasted coffee, requires additional processing - roasting. Between 2009 and 2013, the proportions of these two imported coffee types were 47.5% and 52.5%, respectively.
Market Trends and Future Projections
According to analysts' estimates, the supply of finished coffee products in the Russian market is expected to decline, while the supply of raw materials for industrial processing will grow. This trend is related to the development of roasting technology in Russian coffee production enterprises.
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