The supplied pie charts provide information about the coffee’s consumption and production in various nations and regions worldwide and how profit from it was distributed in 2014.
Overall, it is readily apparent that the consumption of coffe in Europe and the coffee’s production in South Africa made up for the largest proportions. Meanwhile, delivery played the most important role in profit distribution of coffe.
Regarding coffee’s consumption and production, 41% amount of coffe was used in Europe, which was relatively equal to the figure in America at 39%, while Japan and rest of the world consisted of 20% total coffee’s consumption. Beside that, South Africa was the leading nation in manufacturing coffe accounting for 44% which doubled that figure in Indonesia. Coffe’s production in Vietnam and Japand made up for 18% and 16% respectively.
Focusing on profit distribution, delivery comprised for more than a half of total profit and 24% of profit came from exporters through countries. Producer made up for 15% coffee’s profit, while the earning from exporters was the lowest figure at 10%
