Mexico
Depending on the region of origin, but most likely yes.
Although most people incorrectly believe that Mexico is composed of deserts, it has a great variety of climates due to a combination of topography and extensive territory. Some parts of Mexico have the right combination of rainfall, height and soil to allow coffee to be produced, and some of these coffee grains are good enough for export; so much that Mexico is the 5th largest coffee exporter in the world, with 290,000 tonnes exported during 2006.
Yes. There are plenty of coffee shops where coffee is sold, including Starbucks.
Mexico is the 5th largest producer of coffee in the world, and has many varieties of such beverage. If you really need to take your favorite brand of coffee into Mexico, you must bring it inside a brand new, sealed coffee-bag. If you bring it inside an already-opened bag, or within another container, it may be confiscated during your entry into Mexico.
While Tequila seems to be the logical answer, fruits, vegetables and coffee head the export list.
Yes.
Kahlua is a coffee-flavored liqueur that originates from Mexico.
I'm guessing yes, since Brazil produces so much coffee in the first place. Mexico does produce plenty of their own, but much of it is exported and they do import some coffee.
there's thousands of people drink coffee
In fact, yes they are.
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