@stabcutdrink It probably also has something to do with the source of the data. I checked a few graphs. Finland was consistently at 12-12.5 in 2016-2018, but Sweden was all over the place. From around 11 to 7-ish. Often in the same year, just from different sources. It makes me a little suspicious of the statistics.
Curiously the Netherlands seems to have cut their coffee consumption by around 60% in just 5 years, having been well above 20 kg per year. If the statistics are to be believed (again, unsure about just how much effort was put into collecting and verifying the data), a massive cultural change has happened in half a decade. There could be an interesting story there.
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@stabcutdrink It probably also has something to do with the source of the data. I checked a few graphs. Finland was consistently at 12-12.5 in 2016-2018, but Sweden was all over the place. From around 11 to 7-ish. Often in the same year, just from different sources. It makes me a little suspicious of the statistics.
Curiously the Netherlands seems to have cut their coffee consumption by around 60% in just 5 years, having been well above 20 kg per year. If the statistics are to be believed (again, unsure about just how much effort was put into collecting and verifying the data), a massive cultural change has happened in half a decade. There could be an interesting story there.