The pie charts below show the coffee production, coffee consumption and the profit distribution around the world.

The three pie charts illustrate, the proportion of global production, intake and revenue share of the coffee beans market.

Overall

,

it is clear that

the top producers of

this

bean are not the biggest consumers;

however

, the western countries are the most significant buyers of

this

product.

Moreover

, the benefit earned in

this

industry mostly goes to the supply chain actors rather than the producers. In terms of its production, almost two-thirds of its portion is produced by South Africa (44%) and Indonesia (22%).

Nevertheless

, Japan and Vietnam produce an almost equal amount of coffee, which is 18% and 16% respectively.

Conversely

, Europe and America are the biggest consumers sharing 80% of its consumption.

However

, Japan consumes 8% of the share,

while

producing 18%.

On the other hand

, the maximum profit margin goes for delivery purposes,

whereas

the producers gain only 15% of the total pie. Thereby, the rest proportion of the profit is availed by the retailers and exporters amounting to 24% and 10%.