U.S. coffee consumption out-of-home, by point of purchase, 2011

The statistic highlights the percentage share of coffee consumed out-of-home in the United States in 2011, by point of purchase. In that year, consumers purchased 3.6 percent of their coffee at coffee chains. In total, 82.7 percent of coffee was consumed at home, whereas 17.6 percent was consumed at locations outside of the home.

Share of out-of-home coffee consumption in the United States in 2011, by point of purchase

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Release date

September 2012

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United States

Survey time period

2011

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Out-of-home coffee consumption includes restaurants, coffee bars, coffee kiosks, vending machines and other places. It is further divided in coffee chains, which lay their focus on serving coffee, and other locations, which refer to any places different from coffee chains.
At-home consumption includes store-based retailing and coffee sold at non-store locations. Store-based retailing comprises supermarkets, discounters, hypermarkets, convenience stores, independent small grocers, forecourt retailers and other grocery retailers. Vending machines, home shopping, internet retailing and direct selling operations belong to non-store retailing.

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