The Coffee Industry

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This paper examines the history and sociocultural and economic influences of the coffee industry and then explains why any investment strategy for the coffee industry must consider all of these factors. The paper also assesses the history, production, and problems faced by countries that supply most of the world's coffee, as well as the markets and coffee consumption habits of the countries that consume the most coffee.

Nicaragua
Columbia
France
Hungary
The United States of America

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"According to TechnoServe (2003) for example, 68 stakeholders from all sectors within the coffee industry have agreed to a collective analysis of the coffee industry in order to determine how best to deal with the crisis. Among these stakeholders are companies from specific countries where coffee has a major impact on the economic and social well-being of their residents. These include Cafecom and Fedecocagua from Guatemala, The Colombian Coffee Federation and Racafe & CIA from Colombia, Nestle USA and the National Coffee Association from the United States, Oxfam International from both the United States and Europe."

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