The pie chart correlates to coffee consumption, coffee production, and profit distribution of various sectors related to coffee.
To begin with, Europeans consume 41% of coffee, which is the highest ratio of coffee intake in the world. Americans rank second in coffee consumption which is 2% less than Europeans. Japan and the rest of the world account for 8% and 12% respectively.
Notably, South Africa produces 44% of coffee. Indonesia is the second-largest country that makes coffee, which is exactly 2% less than South Africa(39%). Along with these countries, Japan and Vietnam also produce coffee and, the amount is 18% and 16% respectively.
Regarding profit distribution, it is evident that the coffee delivery industries enjoy more profits. Retailers get approximately a quarter of profit, while the figure for coffee producers is only 15%. The remaining 10% is what exporters receive.
The pie chart correlates to
coffee
consumption,
coffee
production, and
profit
distribution of various sectors related to coffee.
To
begin
with, Europeans consume 41% of
coffee
, which is the highest ratio of
coffee
intake in the world. Americans rank second in
coffee
consumption which is 2% less than Europeans. Japan and the rest of the world account for 8% and 12%
respectively
.
Notably
, South Africa produces 44% of
coffee
. Indonesia is the second-largest country that
makes
coffee
, which is exactly 2% less than South Africa(39%). Along with these countries, Japan and Vietnam
also
produce
coffee
and, the amount is 18% and 16%
respectively
.
Regarding
profit
distribution, it is evident that the
coffee
delivery industries enjoy more
profits
. Retailers
get
approximately a quarter of
profit
, while the figure for
coffee
producers is
only
15%. The remaining 10% is what exporters receive.