The pie charts below show the coffee production, coffee consumption and the profit distribution around the world.
The pie charts below show the coffee production, coffee consumption and the profit distribution around the world. r86Ll
The first two pie charts illustrate the ratio of manufacturing and consumption of coffee in various countries and the third one demonstrates the distribution of profit globally.
Overall, the highest amount of coffee is consumed by Europe; whereas, South Africa is at a top position to generate the coffee, and as far as profit in concern delivery companies is generating more than another department of the total factor.
Turning to the detail, under 10% of coffee is taken by Japan, while the 12% in rest of the world and nearby a two-fifths portion is utilized in America, 39%, which is 2% less than Europe. In contrast, just under a half part of the coffee could be manufactured by South Africa, which is the double amount of coffee in Indonesia, and in Japan and Vietnam, the coffee is making 18% and 16%, respectively.
It can be clearly seen that more than a half part of coffee is made by the delivery industries and just below a quarter, 24%, profit is distributed by the retailers' companies. Exporters department make only 10% profit, which is 5% less than the producers' industries.
The
first
two pie charts illustrate the ratio of manufacturing and consumption of
coffee
in various countries and the third one demonstrates the distribution of
profit
globally.
Overall
, the highest amount of
coffee
is consumed
by Europe; whereas, South Africa is at a top position to generate the
coffee
, and as far as
profit
in concern delivery
companies
is generating more than another department of the total factor.
Turning to the detail, under 10% of
coffee
is taken
by Japan, while the 12% in rest of the world and nearby a two-fifths portion
is utilized
in America, 39%, which is 2% less than Europe.
In contrast
,
just
under a half part of the
coffee
could
be manufactured
by South Africa, which is the double amount of
coffee
in Indonesia, and in Japan and Vietnam, the
coffee
is making 18% and 16%,
respectively
.
It can be
clearly
seen
that more than a half part of
coffee
is made
by the delivery industries and
just
below a quarter, 24%,
profit
is distributed
by the retailers'
companies
. Exporters department
make
only
10%
profit
, which is 5% less than the producers' industries.