The provided pie chart depicts the percentage of coffee consumption, coffee production, and profit distribution in seven different countries: Europe, the USA, Japan, Rest of the world, South Africa, Indonesia, and Vietnam.
Overall, it is clearly seen that the maximum ratio of profit distribution is for delivery. In contrast, the minimum percentage of profit distribution is for exporters.
Looking at the pie chart in detail, the proportion of coffee consumption by Japan is 8% compared to 18% of coffee production. However, for the former category, the ratio of coffee consumption is 41%, 39%, and 12% from Europe, the USA, and Rest of the world, respectively. Whereas, for the latter category, the coffee production is 44%, 22%, and 16% from South Africa, Indonesia, and Vietnam, respectively.
Analyzing the pie chart further, the proportion of profit distribution for delivery is at the top position, at 51%. Whereas, it is followed by retailers, which contributed 24%. In contrast, it is noticeable that the next places were occupied by producers and exporters, with 15% and 10%, respectively.
