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10 years ago the world coffee economy was worth 30 billion dollars of which produces received 12 billion dollars or 40%

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More then 7 thousand tons of Ivory Coast coffee arrives in the us each year.

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Starbucks is fair trade certified coffee company along with many others

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Folgers, Maxwell House, Nescafé, etc. all use child labour

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Forced  labour was reported in Guatemala and Cote d'lvoire. Workers suffer verbal or physical abuse. They work in hazardous conditions.

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Max wellhouse  coffee is paid more then 26 million dollars a year. Even though they use child labour

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Children that harvest coffee
work in intense heat, carry heavy loads, and work with sharp tools and pesticides.

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Coffee is the second largest inmport next to oil.

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The us is the largest consumer of both coffee and chocolate.

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In Guatemala, coffee pickers usually pick 45kg in order To bring in their minimum wage. The workers  their children's along to help pick coffee beans. The children are not officially employed. This exposes them to child labour at a very young age. But this is the only way to make ends meet.

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Some farmers force their children to work on their farms for hours on end.

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When prices fall below costs of production Farmer struggle to feed their family's and pay bills.

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Coffee farmers usually live in poor communities that rely on coffee harvesting as a source of income.

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The Largest countries to produce coffee are Colombia, brizil, India, Mexico, Indonesia, prue, gwatomalla

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Every day about 1.6 billion cups of coffee are drunk world wide.