Treasure Coffee A cup of coffee costs more water than a bath?

Does drinking a cup of coffee consume more water than taking a bath? How is that possible? "it is reasonable to say that coffee production consumes water that most people do not notice." A staff member of the Water Saving Office in Nanchang City, China, said a few days ago that the water consumption referred to here is not just the water used to make a cup of coffee, but also includes the coffee from planting to processing, and then to the packaging, transportation and sale of water consumed in a series of links, about 140 litres, equivalent to a family's daily water consumption.

"this is the concept of water footprint that has attracted much attention at present. Many things we usually eat, such as apples, pork, bread, and so on, do not seem to consume the water around us, but in fact they already consume a lot of water in the process of production, processing and transportation. In other words, when you throw away a bag of expired food, you don't realize that you have wasted hundreds of kilograms of water. " The staff of Nanchang Water Saving Office said.