PH is the 46th country on the world’s most expensive coffee list
Whether it’s for pulling an all-nighter or curing a hangover, coffee drinkers just need it in their system. To feed the curiosity of caffeine enthusiasts, a recent study by Saving Spot called the World Coffee Index 2021 examined the average price and consumption of coffee around the world.
There are quite a few instant coffee brands in the country and even local cafes that have been people’s go-to. Without a doubt, Filipinos have a knack for the drink, and the Philippines ranked 46th out of the 104 countries on Saving Spot’s list.
When it comes to coffee in the PH, the average cost amounts to $3.02 or approximately P150 per cup. This makes the country’s coffee price higher than Russia, Scotland, Mexico, and Turkey, among many others.
‘Whether filtered or pressed, prepared with steamed milk, cardamom, liquor or sugar, and whether it’s pronounced cafe, koffee or qahwah, coffee is loved in every part of the globe,’ the report stated. ‘It may be almost ubiquitous, but the cultures surrounding it are diverse. Understanding the world’s coffee habits and costs provides insight into local history, spiritual practices, and values.’
While the Philippines didn’t make it to the top ten, below are the leading countries with the most striking coffee price and consumption, as stated in the study:
- Seoul, South Korea: $7.77
- Doha, Qatar: $6.79
- Beirut, Lebanon: $5.71
- Kuwait City, Kuwait: $5.71
- Bern, Switzerland: $5.65
- Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates: $5.63
- Copenhagen, Denmark: $5.54
- Tokyo, Japan: $5.29
- Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: $5.05
- Singapore, Singapore: $4.87
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