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Figure 1: Main acquisitions and brands 2012-2018

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First Wave: Brands focusing on standardisation and volume, for Top ten roasters = at-home consumption (large roasters and grocery retailers). 35% of world’s coffee Second Wave: Brands focusing on coffee origins and roasting styles, differentiation based on higher quality and out-of-home consumption (coffee chains). Global volume of coffee 2016/2017: 157,7 million bags Third Wave: Independent coffee shops focusing on consumer Green coffee conversion interaction with high quality coffee and a variety of brewing 1 bag = 60 kilogram techniques. 1,0 tonne = 1,000 kilogram = 16,67 bags

Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA) 4.0) Figure 3 Top ten coffee producing countries

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Top ten coffee producing countries Global volume of coffee 2016/2017: 157,7 million bags Data on production of Arabica and Robusta: Green coffee conversion - ICO (2018). Total production by all exporting countries. 1 bag = 60 kilogram Data as of April 2018 – ICO. 1,0 tonne = 1,000 kilogram = 16,67 bags - UN Comtrade database (2018). 090111 coffee, not roasted or decaffeinated; comtrade.un.org/data

Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA) 4.0) Figure 4: Inequality in the coffee value chain

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Inequality in the coffee value chain Global volume of coffee 2016/2017: 157,7 million bags Data on global coffee category value and value of coffee Green coffee conversion exports to producing countries: 1 bag = 60 kilogram - Samper, L., Giovannucci, D. and Marques Vieira, L. 1,0 tonne = 1,000 kilogram = 16,67 bags (2017). The powerful role of intangibles in the coffee value chain. Economic research paper No.39. WIPO. Data on global investments in sustainable : - Steemers, S. (2016). Coffee sustainability catalogue 2016. A collective review of work being done to make coffee sustainable. GCP, SCA, SCC.

Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA) 4.0) Figure 5: Global market share and demand VSS in 2017

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Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA) 4.0) Figure 6: Top ten coffee roasters; market share and demand VSS in 2017

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