The three pie charts illustrate the percentage of tea production and consumption, and how to distribute profits are distributed around the world.
It is clear that the production of tea in South Africa is dominated significantly, while Europe has occupied highest rate of usage. Besides, the figure for the profit distribution is the largest by delivery.
The rate of tea manufacture in South Africa and the tea consumption in America account for more than a third, at 35%. In contrast, the data on tea consumption in Europe make up half, which is five times that of the figure in other countries. Moreover, Indonesia’s tea yield consists of a quarter, at 25%. In Japan, the tea production rate is nearly a quarter at 22%, which is more than four times that of the number of tea users. According to the tea manufacturing in Vietnam is less than a fifth at 18%.
The delivery is the highest part of the profit distribution at 50%. Additionally, the second place is taken by retailers at 25%. The proportion of exporters and producers is comprised at 11% and 10%, respectively. Notably, the other value allocation is received gradually at 4%.
