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Global coffee production is concentrated in tropical regions, with Brazil leading as the world’s largest producer, followed by Vietnam, Colombia, Indonesia, and Ethiopia. These countries form the backbone of the global coffee supply chain, where millions of farmers depend on coffee cultivation for livelihoods and national export revenues.
On the consumption side, demand is driven largely by developed and emerging economies, with the United States topping global consumption, alongside Brazil, Japan, and Russia. This flow from farms in the Global South to cafés in major cities worldwide highlights how the coffee trade connects economies, cultures, and daily routines across continents.
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