Why does the price of coffee beans change into the price zone of coffee beans per jin of coffee, raw beans and cooked beans?

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Last Saturday I went to listen to Wu Ziyu's lecture, the content is about coffee beans, here to share with you.

First of all, let me say how I feel about coffee. There are really many grades of coffee. A few years ago I attended another coffee lecture given by a celebrity at Eslite South.

At the meeting he gave us each a top coffee bean. It smells good, but it doesn't seem to feel amazing at the time. Go home, put it on the table, don't take it seriously.

The next morning, he opened the door of his room. Wow, wow! The whole room smells of coffee. Looking carefully, I found that it all came from that bean.

I've done experiments, and regular beans don't have this magical effect.

One kilogram of first-grade coffee beans can bake 830g of cooked beans.

Ripe beans are sold on the market for 200 to 4,000 yuan a half-pound packet. Less than $200 is out of the question.

I think the coffee beans mentioned above may be 4000 yuan level?

830 grams of cooked beans can be divided into 3.2 and a half pounds.

If we calculate at NT$280 for half a pound, 830g can sell for NT$896.

It takes about 10g,12g and 15g of beans to brew a cup of coffee, depending on personal taste or store preference.

The price of a cup of hand-brewed coffee on the market in the store is about 150 yuan/cup, we take a cup of 100 yuan to calculate better.

One kilogram of first-grade raw beans can finally brew 55 cups of coffee, generating 5500 yuan of performance.

But guess what. How much is the purchase price of the local coffee farmer from the middle seller of the origin?

To provide information to make you better guess, coffee beans is an international market futures, coffee beans quoted every day is not the same.

The average price quoted by the exporter from the origin is about US$2.50/about NT$80 for one kilogram of first grade raw beans.

I was surprised to travel from Wu Ziyu to Gaya, Aceh, Indonesia, where I actually observed the poor lives of local coffee farmers.

Can you imagine eating one dish for a lifetime?

The purchase price of 1 kg of local first-grade raw beans is NT $1 ~3 yuan.