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    The origins

    This atlas brings together 93 countries and territories where FAOSTAT reports recent green coffee production. 32 dossiers are in-depth. 48 statistical benchmarks keep small productions from disappearing from the map. Volume alone tells neither quality, nor exports, nor the real weight of the sector.

    COUNTRY ATLAS

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    32 profiles are in-depth, 20 dossiers join them, 28 supplements flag the other productions recorded by FAOSTAT, and 13 territories produce coffee without appearing in that database. Each level of documentation is displayed without confusing them.

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    A wrinkled hand closes around red cherries hanging on a coffee branch.
    Elderly hand picking cherries in BrazilNicole Queiroz, Pexels License

    Africa 32 countries

    Southern Africa 3 countries

    Central America 8 countries

    Caribbean 10 countries

    South America 10 countries

    Asia 18 countries

    Oceania 9 countries

    North America 1 country

    Europe 2 countries

    Coffee regulationCoffee regulation · section 10Geographical indications and brands: who owns the name of an origin, and who controls itPrinting “Café de Colombia” and the PGI logo, the one for the protected geographical indication, on a bag of roasted coffee in France does not depend on a…

    Keep exploring

    Elsewhere on the site, the passages that deal with the same things as this page. Computed from the text, not picked by hand.

    CanephoraVietnam since 1990Both mention canephora, first and clones.CanephoraKouilou, Niaouli, Conilon: the Guinean and Atlantic lineageBoth mention indénié, niaouli and kouilou.DiseasesThe erosion of resistance, 2017-2024Both mention IHCAFE, Lempira and Catimor.The processesMonsooned coffee, an accident that became a requirementBoth mention Java and humidity.EconomicsBrazilian valorization and wartime controls, 1906-1944Both mention frost and price.ChronicleScience, burned stocks and the two warsBoth mention frost, conilon and mutation.
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