The three pie charts illustrate the production and consumption of coffee, and the proportion of profit shared

between the different sectors involved in the production and sales.

In an overview, the major producer is South Africa while the major consumers are Europeans; moreover, the
lion’s share of profit is netted by delivery sector.

Majority of the coffee produced comes from South Africa, 44% while the second largest producer, Indonesia,
contributes just half of that at only 22%; whereas, the other main contributors are Japan and Vietnam with a
share of 18% and 16% respectively.

None of the coffee producing countries other than Japan consumes coffee, although their share is a meagre 8%;
whereas the largest consumers are Europeans and Americans taking up 41% and 39% of the total proportion and
the coffee drinkers from the rest of the world makes up just 12%.

More than half of the profit,51%, is netted by delivery sector and the retailers take 24% of the profit; remarkably
the producers and exports share just a quarter of the profits between them, 15% and 10% respectively.