Published May 10, 2023
2.33 lakh tonnes Karnataka is the largest coffee producer in India, accounting for 70% of the total output. The state has a favorable climate and soil for arabica and robusta varieties.
Producing 67,700 tonnes, Kerala is the second largest coffee producer in India. It contributes to 23% of the total production. The state grows mainly robusta coffee, along with some arabica and liberica.
Producing 67,700 tonnes, Kerala is the second largest coffee producer in India. It contributes to 23% of the total production. The state grows mainly robusta coffee, along with some arabica and liberica.
With 7425 tonnes, Andhra Pradesh is the fourth largest coffee producer in India, contributing to 1% of the total production. The state grows mainly robusta coffee, along with some arabica.
The amount that's produced by Odisha is 550 tonnes. They grow mainly arabica coffee, with some robusta and liberica.
Last on this list is the state of Tripura, which grows about 12 to 14 tonnes of coffee every year. They grow mainly robusta and arabica coffee.