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I love coffee but I hate the coffee industry All those farmers are not the ones who become filthy rich but it's always the big western companies selling the end product Meanwhile the farmers are left struggling to make a living
Comment from : @VURCHOObeats

Call the first
Comment from : @SuelaBdry

Ppl these days have coffee addiction!!!!! Its like theyre on meth!!!
Comment from : @Afrostrology23

Seeing the price increase not from the growers is the corporate market gaining their take , stop the increasing take on the coffee and give the growers their much more deserved price more price to the growers of will will have none The market is so unjustified
Comment from : @dubkulturefari8087

Ok im gettn ready to go to library
Comment from : @MichaelTule-o5r

Ok i just choted and god keeps wipeing for some reason and know hideing guards
Comment from : @MichaelTule-o5r

สวยมากค่ะเราอยู่Thai lan
Comment from : @รักเดียวชูจีน

Wow, I never knew so much effort and technology went into making instant coffee! Huge respect for the farmers and the entire process ☕👏
Comment from : @Luminousline

Absolutely loved it! You always bring something new and exciting to the table
Comment from : @SproutGardenusa

Finca el injerto 🍮
Comment from : @TheMomentEnds1

Coming here right after watching huggbees "how coffee is made "
Comment from : @Whymebee-derp2

Luxury tax
Comment from : @johnallen7232

My Like coffee ☕
Comment from : @BabyKiss-d8y

Some cheap coffee makes my kidney hurt and my back and i get the shakes bad!!
Comment from : @dannypalmer7701

Sorry but Kopi farmers are still poor Single Origin just makes Hippies feel good about themselves If you want to help the Coffee farmer send their daughters to Nursing College!
Comment from : @vernonthiede8439

Good information i gotthanks
Comment from : @yessharma9551

Is there an available market for it and how lucrative is it Am interested in farming 2000 hectares of this is there is available market
Comment from : @emmanuelkelvin7774

Coffee is a wonderful agricultural product that God has given to farmers Appreciate its value
Comment from : @Mountainlife-qu5bh

I roast coffee for myself but I share it when I can I shared some Catuai from Sul de Minas Brazil, natural process, and my boss said "I told you that I don't like flavored coffee!" but she was tasting the natural cocoa, cane sugar flavors She was always kind of a super taster My coworker and I just laughed and explained to her that no flavor was added to it She didn't like the coffee but it told me a lot about single origin coffee I enjoy it every day!
Comment from : @Joelmonterrey

I grew with picking coffee on our farm My blood run pure caffeine😅 Many still doesn't have advance machine to process this beans Especially in third world countries, the price doesn't even compared to what is said in this video
Comment from : @droj7

This is a very well done informational video on single origin coffee, direct trade, commodity grade coffee, etc I work for a coffee company that teaches these things to their customers as well I am happy to see that info like this is being made
Comment from : @alejandrobetancur7704

whenever i sip my single origin brew - i think of all the farmers and all thier work i say thank you
Comment from : @Kahayuman

everyone should make a profit, especially the farmers
Comment from : @Yan-12

This video is so informative! I learned so much about [specific topic] Keep up the great work!
Comment from : @healthy1802

Single Origin isn't from a single "region" It's from a single farm
Comment from : @sgeine

All those ridiculous taste of nougat, apricot, this, that, and the other, is all bullcrap
Comment from : @Laosy-Redneck-Thai

This video is incredibly informative and well-presented! I really appreciate the way you broke down complex health topics into simple, actionable steps It's so important to make health knowledge accessible, and you've done an excellent job with this Thank you for helping us take better care of ourselves!
Comment from : @NatureRenew

How i hope the president of kenya can watch this
Comment from : @evansmutegi6267

I am a coffee supplier from china,love coffee,and the nice video
Comment from : @wenyingzheng-h5q

10:40 "Most farmers work very hard under harsh weather conditions year-round in poor countries in Africa, they deserve better life and higher income !"
Comment from : @Thefoodjourney17

It's the same story of the cartel system,brThe poor countries grow and produce the coffee, the Europeans invent all kinds of laws and regulations, and through this method 80 90 percent of the profit goes to them without growing a single grain of coffee beans
Comment from : @Desyo-wn7ib

ngopuy brayyy
Comment from : @rizkyhardiansyah1978

What is infiniplus
Comment from : @liannebedard5521

Coffee put me in a coma
Comment from : @DavidHuber63

The origin of coffee is Ethiopia🇪🇹 the most Expensive coffee is keffa forest coffee
Comment from : @JakobJakob-qu2vv

👍
Comment from : @theunknowndude1159

Justice for all this poor farmers whos been exploited All farmers in the world deserve a piece for their hardship
Comment from : @zahirulhaque1644

❤
Comment from : @carmelamaresca8585

ugh it sounds like they're all trying to get laid
Comment from : @Red_Twizzler

WOW
Comment from : @ParadiseCoffeeRoasters365

They getting scammed by the middle men!
Comment from : @firstlast4592

If only heroin addicts were this industrious
Comment from : @dahak972

The average price for regular coffee in the US is now, 2024, is $10 per pound
Comment from : @SoFallsWichitaFalls

Better than a college class
Comment from : @Mike_Ums

Thank you for this video and for shedding light on the core issue Establishing direct relationships will greatly benefit the producers and lead to significant improvements
Comment from : @elusivecoffee

what are those white guys doing in kenya if i may ask ,, co founder my ass ,,, the cofounder is supposed to be the farmer not someone who doesn’t even know how the plantation of coffe grows ,, ,,my africa people you need to wake up
Comment from : @fc1010fa

are all single origin coffees specialty coffees?
Comment from : @lifeofpaul

what is a fkn pound???
Comment from : @TherealoneKevinSpacey

Fake guy saying they're investing on the farmersbrLet us see if they use modern machinery, transportation and techniques of farmingbrLet me guess, they're focused investing on the brand, and nice packaging
Comment from : @promentheusmaximusgearzone7787

cringe roaster
Comment from : @patrickderp1044

The specialty coffee farmers deserve more income, people in the world especially the exporter and buyer are too greedy, hopefully the farmers can be stronger in the negotiation side
Comment from : @bogawa

2:20 "wikipedia"
Comment from : @Palytoxine

Thank you 👉
Comment from : @BeanVoyage1

I understand the need for a catchy title, but considering the whole process of coffee and all the work that is done by the farmers SO coffee Specialty Coffee is not expensive Compare a nice coffee to the price of a nice liquor or wine and you will see that—like these others—coffee is a beautiful product with amazing aromatics and flavor complexity well worth the price IMO, good specialty coffee should have a min price of around $15-20usd/12oz This would guarantee that the farmers and roasters get what they deserve Traceability is an important thing, too We should be pushing harder to get the coffee traced back to the farm it came from, and in doing so give credit to these hardworking people
Comment from : @DevotedCoffeeCo

Derrr, covfefe blends better mor thain sigle orign Derr, sigle orign mor better thain covfefe blends Ahh, it hurts!
Comment from : @Merliin03

Hopefully the farmers start to make cooperatives not just for processing the coffee but also for growing in steps of the supply of coffee to the world They will be part of the profits of each step and wont be left out doing an amazing job but in poverty
Comment from : @adan507

There are some small coffee growers in Palani Hills growing it If the consumers adopt responsible consumption and leading brands come forward to promote them, small growers could reap better price to match the dropped yields due to climate change
Comment from : @jeypeesustainabilityfoundation

its all taste the same
Comment from : @vikramkaura6335

The price has gone up for us and income has not grown for farmers because of the greed of companies they have not lost any profit in the income crisis they are creating it
Comment from : @PurpleMagicz

Through this video I understand that your work is really hard, the work is very appreciated
Comment from : @FarmGreen-w7p

Single-origin coffee is like the fine wine of the coffee world! 🍷☕ The attention to detail at every step—from the specific region it’s grown in to how it’s processed and roasted—really sets it apart But yeah, that extra care definitely drives up the price Do you think the flavor difference is worth the higher cost, or is it just fancy marketing for coffee lovers? 😄
Comment from : @processarea91

So why not show the child labour Nestle and Starbucks benefit from?
Comment from : @Leinsterbaby

A little romantacized i would say Worse working conditons than this video conveys
Comment from : @amwartwork

coffee and coffee and coffeeee
Comment from : @MishaRajput-u9g

2:22 did she just say "Wikipedia" in middle of her local dialect?
Comment from : @shahharsh88

Seems like a lot of work for farming the coffee to not making much profit?
Comment from : @micalib9

The infernal rabbit hole is deep, and it favors the middleman
Comment from : @salerherman7794

❤❤❤❤ looking for Uganda robusto beans
Comment from : @andregonzalez1496

If you are interested in learning about Kona coffee I am your man
Comment from : @SpotGoesHawaii

i have one acre , no way hes only got 1
Comment from : @taterzsalad9252

The attention to detail in producing single-origin coffee is incredible! It’s no wonder the price reflects the care that goes into it
Comment from : @SproutGardenusa

It's interesting how she frame the entire Brazilian Coffee industry as low altitude, mechanized, high yield, low quality stuff, when that's not even close to the truth Yes, there are high yield coffee insanely big coffee farms, that mass produces the of the coffee most of the people in the world ends up drinking, but there are also higher altitude coffee farms, forest shade coffee farms, bird eaten/pooped coffee farms, Brazil coffee production is spread over a geographic area around 1/3 of the size of Europe, and there are farmers producing coffee in about any way and quality you can imagine
Comment from : @nichendrix

Middle men screw the farmers The whole world is made up of people trying to get rich without working off other people
Comment from : @jason19872011

I live in a coffee growing region It was interesting to learn about this difference between single-origin and commodity coffee and their prices I buy coffee in a local farmers' shop, so it is definitely single-origin, and 1 lb costs me 514 usd
Comment from : @Ivan-22mx

Kadar kandungan gizi dan biomineral bentukan dari masing masing tanaman kopi memang berbeda beda, ini yang menjadikan cita rasa kopi mempunyai rasa khas masing masing
Comment from : @Paul-e9x4h

🤔 I've just learned more about myself😅😅
Comment from : @MrCoffee20255

Yemeni's coffee is the best
Comment from : @MrDanny1247

So if you color blind you fired
Comment from : @kicrc1893

The middle man makes the money
Comment from : @guyanaplaces592

starbucks CEO should take home less money and give the saved money to the producers instead!
Comment from : @udsinghs8706

Great documentary
Comment from : @TUMBLEDRUM

I pay 15 USD for half a pound of freshly roasted speciality coffee That's 30 USD for a pound Around ten times more than the farmer gets for his pound Sheesh
Comment from : @svettnabb

the main problem is, Tariffs and transportation
Comment from : @soju69jinro

The ones that do all the work are still getting the least The farmers! Try to buy 12 oz of single origin roasted coffee at a coffee shop for less than $20 and you will be shocked Some may charge up to $30, or higher for 12 oz It will be rare that they pay more than $800 for a pound of green beans
Comment from : @rlb2444

Nice Coffee 0:35
Comment from : @1point689

Weasel coffee, right?
Comment from : @farm2024

Roasting my own green beans makes single origin coffee pretty affordable I can get really good quality beans for about $8-$9 a pound, which will yield about 13 ounces of roasted beans There is an almost endless variety of single origin green coffee beans available online
Comment from : @robertstanton1668

I'm in a coffee business & Single origin are expensive because it's the farmers I work with 150 farmers & I don't get paid but I get whatever the farmers pay me after I sell for them I sell & the buyer transfer the amount I negotiated to the farmers bank account & the farmers pay me whatever they wish
Comment from : @phew007

Bottom line: Farmers receive commodity prices, while roasteries mark them up tenfold and sell expensive with appropriate branding to coffee nerds
Comment from : @shortshorts4265

The flawor of the coffe grow in tthe cloud forest is unique
Comment from : @ingridgott

The roasters and packers do absolutely nothing compared to the producer and still receive at least 70 more In the entire production chain, from the land to the packaging, the person who spends the most time in this entire process should be paid more
Comment from : @todoxe

For all the work that goes into picking, sorting, carrying, washing, rinsing, air drying etc, etc WE AS CONSUMERS SHOULD BE PAYING A FAIR & GOOD PRICE TO THE FARMERS&LABORERS
Comment from : @forestgreen916

I actually think $45,000 USD/pound is more sustainable for Joseph Who cares what Joseph thinks is more sustainable If he can sell it for more, good for him Every farmer thinks higher prices are more sustainable for them What an idiotic statement, should have stayed on the cutting floor Who edits these videos?
Comment from : @Kaijuus