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This report, led by Robert F. Nelson, President and CEO of the National Coffee Association of USA, provides a comprehensive analysis of coffee consumption patterns in the United States based on a national survey of 2,950 adults. It explores the growing demand for gourmet coffee, including espresso-based drinks and iced varieties, and highlights key marketing insights for targeting consumers. This data from January 2002 underlines significant trends in coffee consumption, emphasizing the importance of differentiating products and understanding consumer preferences in a competitive market.
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United States Coffee Demand Consumption Patterns and Key Marketing Issues Robert F. Nelson President and CEO National Coffee Association of USA
“Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice”
Methodology • Nationally representative sample • 2,950 persons, 18 years and older • Random digit telephone interviews • January 2002
Definitions • Total coffee • All coffee types - traditional and gourmet coffee beverages • Gourmet coffee beverages • Espresso based beverages – cappuccino, espresso, latte and café mocha • Iced/iced blended coffee – blended and frozen coffee drinks • Gourmet coffee • Gourmet coffee • Premium whole bean or ground varieties
Total Coffee Number Drinking in Thousands 1991 2002
1990’S Transition Social & Gourmet Beverage Staple Beverage
Percent of Population Drinking Gourmet Coffee Beverages Daily
13 percent of Americans Drink Gourmet Coffee Beverages Daily
Purchase of Cause-Related Coffee Percent of Past Week Traditional Coffee Only Drinkers
Long Term Trends Total Coffee Percent of Population Drinking Yesterday
Daily Drinkers Occasional Drinkers
COMMODITY Product in The Market Place
Market Place • Taste profiles • Types and varieties used • Consumer attributes • Embrace differentiation