The given charts present a comparative analysis of the place where coffee is manufactured, used, and distributed to generate profit.
From a data-wide standpoint, it can be seen that South Africa accounted for the biggest percentage in the total production of coffee, whereas Europe and delivery sector come first in consumption and earning profit from coffee at 41% and more than half.
The highest percentage was recorded for coffee production in South Africa at 45%. In contrast, Vietnam makes up only more than a fifth. Meanwhile, Indonesia recorded the second highest figure in produce coffee at 22% and the second least production ratio recorded in Japan at 18%. Regarding consumption, in particularly Europeans consumed the highest amount of coffee, whereas Japanese consumed the coffee. Coffee consumption in American accounted for a large proporation, at 39% and 12% consumed in the rest of the world.
Finally, 51% of the profit from coffee is taken up by the delivery category, while both the producers and exporters categories are under a fifth. Retailers are the second highest profit maker at 24%.
