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Posted 9/20/2023, 5:28:14 PM

Navigating the Complexities of the Global Coffee Industry - From Bean to Cup

The global coffee market is a complex, multi-billion dollar industry impacted by supply, demand, and consumption trends across the world.
The coffee supply chain involves many stakeholders, from farmers to exporters, who influence pricing and product journey from crop to cup.
Numerous factors like weather, diseases, and market dynamics lead to coffee price fluctuations that affect supply chain participants.
Sustainability certifications and ethical sourcing practices aim to support farmers, workers, and the environment.
Coffee production provides income and employment opportunities in developing regions but also faces challenges like climate change.

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