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1. Brazil, $2.34 T, 215.8 M, Portuguese  
2. Vietnam, $469 B, 100.2 M, Vietnamese  
3. Colombia, $394 B, 52.4 M, Spanish  
4. Honduras, $33 B, 10.7 M, Spanish  
5. Ethiopia, $173 B, 128.3 M, Amharic / Oromo  
6. Peru, $255 B, 35.9 M, Spanish / Quechua  
7. Uganda, $49 B, 50.1 M, English / Swahili  
8. Indonesia, $1.55 T, 282.0 M, Indonesian  
9. Guatemala, $106 B, 18.1 M, Spanish  
10. India, $3.70 T, 1.42 B, Hindi / English

Based on the most recent full-year data for coffee bean export value, here are the top 10 countries and their corresponding information.

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1.  **Brazil:** $2.17T, 216.4M, Portuguese
2.  **Vietnam:** $433B, 98.9M, Vietnamese
3.  **Colombia:** $364B, 52.1M, Spanish
4.  **Germany:** $4.46T, 83.3M, German
5.  **Switzerland:** $906B, 8.8M, German, French, Italian
6.  **Honduras:** $34B, 10.6M, Spanish
7.  **Ethiopia:** $156B, 126.5M, Amharic
8.  **Indonesia:** $1.42T, 277.5M, Indonesian
9.  **Peru:** $265B, 34.4M, Spanish
10. **Belgium:** $628B, 11.7M, Dutch, French, German

*Note: GDP and population figures are estimates for the full year 2023. Export rankings may vary slightly year to year. Germany, Switzerland, and Belgium are major processors and re-exporters of coffee.*

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Here’s a clean, concise list of the top 10 exporting countries of coffee beans, along with their GDP (2022), population (2022 est.), and primary language(s) spoken:

1. **Brazil**, $1.61T, 215.3M, Portuguese  
2. **Vietnam**, $368B, 98.6M, Vietnamese  
3. **Colombia**, $305B, 51.7M, Spanish  
4. **Honduras**, $28B, 10M, Spanish  
5. **Ethiopia**, $119B, 118M, Amharic, Oromo, Tigrinya  
6. **Indonesia**, $1.27T, 277.5M, Indonesian  
7. **Guatemala**, $85B, 17.3M, Spanish  
8. **Peru**, $251B, 34M, Spanish, Quechua, Aymara  
9. **India**, $3.41T, 1.4B, Hindi, English  
10. **Uganda**, $42B, 47.1M, English, Swahili  

*Note: GDP and population figures are approximate, based on recent data (2022 or latest available). Primary languages are those most widely spoken or officially recognized.*

1. Brazil, $2.1T, 216M, Portuguese  
2. Vietnam, $430B, 101M, Vietnamese  
3. Colombia, $380B, 52M, Spanish  
4. Indonesia, $1.3T, 280M, Indonesian  
5. Honduras, $32B, 10.5M, Spanish  
6. Ethiopia, $140B, 127M, Amharic  
7. India, $3.7T, 1.43B, Hindi, English  
8. Mexico, $1.9T, 131M, Spanish  
9. Uganda, $22B, 47M, English  
10. Guatemala, $110B, 18M, Spanish  

*GDP and population figures are based on 2023 estimates. Primary languages reflect official or commonly predominant languages.*

1. Brazil, $2.33T, 203M, Portuguese
2. Vietnam, $469B, 100.3M, Vietnamese
3. Colombia, $358B, 52.6M, Spanish
4. Honduras, $35B, 10.8M, Spanish
5. Uganda, $55B, 49.7M, English/Swahili
6. Indonesia, $1.54T, 279.9M, Indonesian
7. Ethiopia, $176B, 128M, Amharic/Oromo
8. India, $3.7T, 1.44B, Hindi/English
9. Peru, $247B, 34.5M, Spanish
10. Guatemala, $106B, 18.1M, Spanish

1. Brazil, $2.13T, 216M, Portuguese  
2. Vietnam, $433B, 98M, Vietnamese  
3. Colombia, $363B, 52M, Spanish  
4. Indonesia, $1.37T, 278M, Indonesian  
5. Honduras, $34B, 10.6M, Spanish  
6. Ethiopia, $156B, 126M, Amharic  
7. India, $3.73T, 1.43B, Hindi, English  
8. Uganda, $49B, 49M, English, Swahili  
9. Peru, $267B, 34M, Spanish  
10. Guatemala, $102B, 18M, Spanish

Here’s a numbered list of the top 10 coffee bean exporting countries with their GDP (2022 or latest available), population (2022 or latest), and primary language(s):

1. **Brazil**, $1.92T, 215.3M, Portuguese  
2. **Vietnam**, $408.8B, 98.2M, Vietnamese  
3. **Colombia**, $343.6B, 51.6M, Spanish  
4. **Indonesia**, $1.32T, 275.5M, Indonesian  
5. **Ethiopia**, $126.8B, 123.4M, Amharic  
6. **Honduras**, $31.7B, 10.4M, Spanish  
7. **Uganda**, $45.6B, 47.2M, English, Swahili  
8. **Peru**, $242.6B, 34.0M, Spanish  
9. **India**, $3.39T, 1.41B, Hindi, English  
10. **Guatemala**, $95.0B, 17.4M, Spanish  

*Sources: GDP (World Bank/IMF 2022 estimates), Population (UN/World Bank 2022), Languages (CIA World Factbook).*  

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Here's the list of top coffee-exporting countries, along with the requested information, based on 2020 data (or latest available):

1. Brazil, $1.44T, 213.6M, Portuguese
2. Vietnam, $343.8B, 98.2M, Vietnamese
3. Colombia, $312.1B, 51.3M, Spanish
4. Indonesia, $1.12T, 273.5M, Indonesian
5. Ethiopia, $92.8B, 115.0M, Amharic
6. Honduras, $24.6B, 10.2M, Spanish
7. India, $2.76T, 1380.0M, Hindi, English
8. Uganda, $27.4B, 45.7M, English, Swahili
9. Guatemala, $77.2B, 17.9M, Spanish
10. Mexico, $1.23T, 126.2M, Spanish

Data sources:
- Coffee export data: International Coffee Organization (ICO) and World Coffee Research (2020 data)
- GDP (2021): World Bank
- Population (2021): World Bank
- Primary languages: Various sources including CIA World Factbook and government websites.

1. Vietnam, $405B, 103.7M, Vietnamese  
2. Brazil, $2.18T, 217.1M, Portuguese  
3. Colombia, $345B, 52.9M, Spanish  
4. Ethiopia, $55.0B, 123.7M, Amharic  
5. Indonesia, $1.50T, 276.6M, Indonesian  
6. Mexico, $1.96T, 131.8M, Spanish  
7. Honduras, $51.6B, 10.1M, Spanish  
8. Guatemala, $104B, 18.3M, Spanish  
9. Peru, $287B, 33.4M, Spanish  
10. El Salvador, $60.6B, 6.3M, Spanish

Here are the top 10 coffee bean exporting countries with their 2023 data:

1. Brazil, $2.13T, 216.4M, Portuguese
2. Vietnam, $408B, 98.2M, Vietnamese
3. Colombia, $343B, 52.1M, Spanish
4. Indonesia, $1.42T, 275.5M, Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia)
5. Ethiopia, $156B, 123.4M, Amharic, Oromo
6. Honduras, $31B, 10.4M, Spanish
7. India, $3.74T, 1.43B, Hindi, English
8. Uganda, $48B, 47.2M, English, Swahili
9. Mexico, $1.81T, 128.5M, Spanish
10. Guatemala, $95B, 18.1M, Spanish