The pie charts below show the coffee production, coffee consumption and the profit distribution around the world. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The three pie graphs give information about the amount of

coffee

in 3 different sectors namely consumption,

production

and

profit

distribution all over the world. It can be seen that both the European and American are the primary

coffee

consumers, whilst South Africa experiences the largest percentage as a whole.

Nonetheless

, the delivery companies make much more

profit

from

this

distribution.

To begin

with, citizens of Europe and America, accounting for 41% and 39%, respectively, consume

coffee

almost four times as much as that of the rest of the world. Meanwhile, Japan, whose

production

comes to

the

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third of the world (18%) , witnesses the lowest consumption, at 8%. In terms of

production

, 44%

worldwide

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coffee

is produced in South Africa, which is exactly double the

coffee

production

in Indonesia, at 22%. Turning to the remaining country, Viet Nam is

also

a country that harvests

coffee

and its amount is 16%.

Finally

, it is noticeable that more than

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half of

profit

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gained from the

coffee

international industry goes to the delivery agency,

while

the retailers distribute 24%

profit

.

However

, the exporters make just 10%, followed by the figure for suppliers which is only 15%.