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The three pie charts below show the coffee production and consumption of coffee and 
where the profit goes around the world. Summarise the information by selecting and 
reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
From the first chart it is clear that South Africa produces the maximum coffee. Its coffee 
production is 44% and Indonesia’s production is half of that. Japan and Vietnam stand at 
18% and 16% of coffee production, respectively.
The second pie chart reveals that the maximum consumption of coffee is in European 
nations (41%) and the second highest consumption is in the USA (39%). Japan needs to 
import only 8% of the coffee, as it is also a coffee producer. The rest of the world consumes 
just over a fifth of the coffee. 
The profit distribution in the coffee market is illustrated in the third pie chart. Half of the 
total profit is earned by the delivery sector, whereas the retailers earn almost a quarter of the 
profits. A tenth of the profits go the exporters and the remaining 15% profits are earned by 
the production sector. 
Overall, it can be said that the countries that consume the most coffee are also the biggest 
importers of coffee. It is also surprising that the delivery sector earns more profit than any 
other sector.
 
South 
Africa
44%
Indonesia
22%
Japan
18%
Vietnam
16%
Production
Europe
41%
America
39%
Japan
8%
Rest of 
the world
12%
Consumption
Delivery
51%
Retailers
24%
Exporters
10%
Producers
15%
Where the profit goes
The given three pie charts depict the data 
about the production and consumption of 
coffee and also give information about 
the distribution of the profits from it in 
different sectors. It is clear from the first 
and second pie charts that South Africa is 
the major producer of coffee and Europe 
and the USA have a very high 
consumption of coffee.

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