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Three pie charts showing the production of coffee, its consumption, and where profits go by regions

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The pie charts show how
coffee
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 production and consumption differ by region. They
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 show how revenues are allocated by delivery, retailers, exporters, and producers.
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, it can be seen that Europe consumes the most
coffee
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,
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 South Africa is the leading
coffee
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 producer. It's
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 obvious that the majority of the income goes to distribution, with only a
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 portion going to exporters.
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, Europe consumes the most
coffee
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, accounting for 41% of global consumption.
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 is closely followed by the United States, which has a rate of 39
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percent
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, which is more than three times higher than the combined rate of 12
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 for all other nations. Meanwhile, Japan is the country with the lowest
coffee
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 consumption. South Africa,
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, tops the world in
coffee
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 output with 44
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,
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 Indonesia accounts for half of that. Japan and Vietnam produce the least amount of
coffee
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, at 18
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 and 16
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, respectively. In terms of profit distribution, delivery receives 51% of all profits. Retailers account for about half of the total, with 24
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,
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 manufacturers earn 15%. Exporters receive exactly ten
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 of total revenues, which is five times less than the delivery portion.

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Introduction and Conclusion
Ensure that your essay includes a clear introduction mentioning what the pie charts illustrate, and a conclusion summarizing the main findings. This structure enhances the reader’s understanding.
Clarity and Precision
When discussing data from charts, be precise with the figures and comparisons. Terms like 'a little portion' are less clear than actual percentages or ratios.
Cohesion and Coherence
For a higher score in coherence and cohesion, try to make smoother transitions between paragraphs and within them. Use linking phrases like 'Regarding...', 'Furthermore...', 'In contrast...', etc.
Task Completion
To fully achieve the task, make sure every part of the question is addressed. If the charts show specific regions, your response should cover these regions comprehensively.
Details and Examples
Include specific details and comparisons from the charts. Direct reference to the data supports your points strongly and demonstrates a complete understanding of the information presented.

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