Which coffee is the best in Nigeria?

Nescafe classic coffee 200g size is sold at N2,500 in many supermarkets and stores. It is packaged in glass tampered sealed bottles which is ideal, while the 50g size is packed in a tin. The brand is well known and dominates over 65\% of the market share for coffee in Nigeria.

How much is a coffee?

An average cup of coffee costs $2.70, but a drink of cafe americano – which is espresso and water – is even less expensive with an average price of $2.62.

Where is coffee found in Nigeria?

Nigeria presently has about 800ha of coffee Arabica plantations scattered between, Plateau State, covering (9) nine local Government Areas namely, Jos South, Jos North, Jos East, Bassa, Riyom, Barkin Ladi, Bokkos, Mangu and Pankshin.

Does Nigeria have good coffee?

Arabica production in Nigeria While robusta makes up most of the coffee in the country, a handful of smallholder farmers in Nigeria have started to grow higher-quality arabica. However, thanks to a lack of awareness, limited market access, and very small harvest figures, there is little reason to cultivate it.

Is drinking coffee everyday bad for you?

Like so many foods and nutrients, too much coffee can cause problems, especially in the digestive tract. But studies have shown that drinking up to four 8-ounce cups of coffee per day is safe. Sticking to those boundaries shouldn’t be hard for coffee drinkers in the U.S., since most drink just a cup of java per day.

What’s a good price for coffee?

The average price consumers are paying for a cup of coffee across all restaurant categories (quick and full service) is $2.99, up 8 cents from last year, according to market research firm NPD Group. At gourmet coffee shops, it’s $4.24, an 8 cent hike from last year.

How do I start coffee business in Nigeria?

Starting a Coffee Shop Business in Nigeria

1. How to Open a Coffee Shop in Nigeria. Coffee is beverage made from bean or seed of tropical shrub.
2. Establish your shop.
3. Furnish your shop.
4. Purchase modern equipment.
5. Purchase food items.
6. Employ workers.
7. Advertise your coffee shop.

Can coffee be grown in Nigeria?

Nigeria has been a onetime large producer of coffee in Africa with the producing states including Kwara, Bauchi, and Osun. To grow a coffee, the seeds are soaked in water for a day, after which it is drained and then sow in damp soil and is highly productive if planted in the rainy season.