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Band 6+: The pie chart below shows information about where coffee is produced, consumed and where is profit goes. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents three pie charts. First chart: Africa 2%, South America 18%, Central America 17%, Asia 44%, Oceania 19%. Second chart: Japan 7%, South America 11%, Central America 27%, Asia 55%. Third chart: explorer 7%, producer 11%, shipper 27%, seller 55%.
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The pie chart presents a comparative analysis of the percentages of coffee produced, consumed in several countries and states, and who gained from that .

The pie chart shows that although the highest percentage of coffee produced is from South America, most of the coffee consumed in Asia. On the other hand, in Japan, coffee is consumed at the lowest level. Additionally, most of the significant profits are taken by shippers, but explorers are taken at the minimum level.

On the one hand, 44% of coffee is produced in South America. Moreover, It is the comparatively highest percentage. However, 55% of coffee is drunk in Asia. Moreover This is the highest percentage. On the other hand, only 2% of coffee is drunk in japan.

In Addition, Most of the profit from the coffee businesses has been taken by shippers. This is 55% of profits, But only 7% of profits taken by explorers. This is comparatively the lowest percentage and producer taken almost nearly of explorer.

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