Coffee beans (Coffee Bean)

As the most widely consumed drink in the world, coffee seed has become a very important commodity crop and an important export product, equal to more than 50% of the foreign trade volume of developing countries. The United States imports the largest amount of coffee in the world. In 2009, the average person in the United States consumed 4.09 kilograms of coffee.

What is a coffee cherry? (Coffee Cherry)

Coffee beans (Coffee Bean) are sometimes mistaken for fruits of coffee trees (Coffee Plant). The real coffee beans are actually the kernels of the reddish-purple coffee fruit commonly known as coffee cherries (Coffee Cherry). Although they are seeds, they are called beans because they look like real beans. Coffee fruit, that is, coffee cherry or coffee beans, usually contains two kernels, namely seeds. A few coffee cherries contain a seed, and this fruit is called Peaberry. Like Brazil nuts and rice, most coffee seeds contain endosperm (Endosperm).