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Close-up of shiny, dark brown roasted coffee beans scattered on a light surface. Branches of a coffee plant with clusters of green and red coffee cherries among large, glossy leaves. Coffeehouse, 17th-century England A Guatemalan boy wearing a cap carries a large sack on his back while walking through rows of coffee plants with red berries on a plantation. World map highlighting the coffee belt, a brown band between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn where coffee grows best. Major coffee-producing countries within this belt are labeled, including Mexico, Honduras, Colombia, Peru, Brazil, Ethiopia, Uganda, India, Vietnam, and Indonesia.
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coffee beans
Coffee beans after roasting.
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Coffee cherries
Ripe (red) and unripe (green) coffee cherries.
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Coffeehouse, 17th-century England
English coffeehouse during the Restoration, painting from 1668. Some of the most...
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Coffee plantation
Guatemalan laborer working on a coffee plantation.
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The Coffee Belt
The majority of the world's coffee beans are grown between the Tropics of Cancer...
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