Coffee is one of the most popular soft trade commodities.
Coffee is nearly as popular with commodity traders as it is with sleepy people first thing in the morning. Coffee is by far the most widely traded of the "breakfast commodities" group, which is composed of coffee, sugar, cocoa
and orange juice. It is also the most actively traded agricultural crop among tropical commodities. We offer investors 12% ROI monthly for a duration of 15 months, now could be a prime time to invest in the industry.
The United States is the largest consumer of coffee at nearly half a billion cups per day, but Canada, Mexico and Europe are not far behind. The number one producer of coffee is Brazil, accounting for nearly 60% of total worldwide coffee production. Because
of this fact, coffee prices, which are notoriously volatile on a seasonal basis, are significantly affected by the weather in Brazil and, to a lesser extent, by the relative value of the Brazilian currency, the real. A one-month
period in 2014 saw coffee futures prices rise, and then fall, approximately 20%.
The coffee industry is complex and multilayered, including everything from producers and distributors to processors, wholesalers, and retailers. Notable names in the coffee industry include, Starbucks Corp, The J.M. Smucker Co, and Restaurant Brands International
Inc. There is no single sector or index for the coffee industry, and coffee-related stocks can be found in both the consumer discretionary and consumer staples sectors. In general, retailers and coffee shops are part of the
consumer discretionary group, and producers and packaged-food companies are part of the consumer staples group. Note that both of these sectors are much larger than the coffee industry.
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* Nestle S.A. (NSRGY) Consumer staples stock Nestlé is a Switzerland-based multinational packaged food company offering a wide variety of products including baby food, bottled water, dairy products, frozen food, coffee, and more.
On April 21, the company reported sales results for Q1 2022. The company reported organic sales growth of 7.6% year-over-year (YOY) for the first three months of 2022. Nestlé saw growth across most categories and geographic
regions, driven by an increase in prices and strong retail sales, among other factors.
* Starbucks Corp. (SBUX) Starbucks is a consumer discretionary stock. It retails, roasts, and sells its own brand of specialty coffee. The company operates retail locations around the world and sells whole-bean coffee through various
channels. Starbucks also offers other beverages, food, and a focused selection of merchandise. Starbucks reported earnings results for Q2 FY 2022 on May 3. Net earnings attributable to the company rose by 2.3% despite robust
growth. Quarterly consolidated net revenues rose 14.5% to a record $7.6 billion as comparable store sales rose about 12 percent in the U.S. as store volume continued to recover in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The company
opened 333 new stores during the period.
* Restaurant Brands International Inc. (QSR) Part of the consumer discretionary sector, Restaurant Brands International is a Canada-based holding company born out of the 2014 merger of Burger King and Tim Hortons, one of the largest
coffee shop and restaurant chains in Canada. The company also owns Popeyes, the Louisiana fried chicken franchise. On May 3, Restaurant Brands released earnings information for Q1 2022. Net income was essentially flat as global
comparable sales rose 8.0% and total revenues climbed by 15.2% YOY. Tim Hortons Canada and Burger King International in particular had strong sales growth for the period.
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