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How do you share your insights?

Here are some things to consider when creating and sharing insights: Make them clear. I have written vague insights in the past and was horrified by what happened to them. ... Make them compelling. Insights need to be inspiring. ... Make them engaging. Engaging insights help stakeholders form a stronger sense of empathy.

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Examples of insight in a Sentence The author analyzes the problem with remarkable insight . I had a sudden insight. Her book provides us with fresh new insights into this behavior.

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(the ability to have) a clear, deep, and sometimes sudden understanding of a complicated problem or situation : insight into It was an interesting book, full of fascinating insights into human relationships.

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To clarify or explain something. shed light on . explain. clarify. elucidate.

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When you have an insight, you have a feeling or emotion or thought that helps you to know something essential about a person or thing . Insight isn't based on hard facts or evidence. And it doesn't have anything to do with using your senses such as sight or smell.

Is insight into grammatically correct?

With the noun insight, the usual preposition is into . Other prepositions (including about, as to and regarding) are occasionally encountered.

Sharing insights elevates their impact (2024)

Coffee is commercially produced in more than 50 countries and the world drinks over 3 billion cups a day. Coffee producing countries export the bulk of their produce, earning around $20 billion in exports a year. The annual revenue of the global coffee industry is estimated to exceed $200 billion. Around 25 million farming households depend on coffee for their living. At least 100 million families depend on coffee for their living.

Key facts about the global coffee market

Since 1990, coffee growers have increased production from 100 million to about 175 million 60-kg bags today.
World coffee consumption rises by 2.0-2.5% annually
In 2018 around 65 million bags of the world’s harvest of green coffee beans came from Brazil, making the country the world’s largest coffee producer with a share of 37% .
Although there are many different varieties of the coffee plant, only two species are of major economic importance. These are Arabica and Robusta. Today, some 60% of the world’s coffee output is produced from Arabica beans and about 40% from Robusta.
Robusta production has been gaining market share from higher-quality arabica beans over the past decade, which has elevated Vietnam and Indonesia into the top ranks of the world’s coffee producers. Brazil has raised its coffee production continuously over the years and now accounts for about a third of global output and is the top exporter.

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Key themes affecting the coffee market

In recent years local supply issues have impacted individual country output, such as the leaf rust and weather-induced output reduction in Colombia between 2008 and 2012, and more recently in Central America. Examples of reduced output have regularly been offset by ever-increasing production in Brazil and Vietnam.

The coffee plant’s sensitivity to climatic variables means that global climate change is likely to have profound impacts on coffee growing and production in the years to come. Coffee, as a tropical crop, demands temperatures that are neither too high nor too low, and requires distinct wet and dry seasons. This means that the typical extreme weather events triggered by climate change – such as extended periods of dryness or heavy deluges at other times – pose a serious threat to future coffee cultivation.

These challenges come at a time when consumption continues to rise. Consumption is the driver of the world coffee economy. After all, all coffee produced must be used at some stage for it not to burden the market with a surplus and thus put pressure on prices. Despite a slowdown in many developed countries with already high per capita consumption, the increase in total coffee consumption in the second half of the 20th century was phenomenal and the coffee community is pinning high hopes on new frontiers for coffee consumption such as traditional tea-drinking countries like China and Russia. Also, the coffee shop revolution has breathed fresh life into several supposedly saturated markets. This provides opportunities and challenges for businesses alongside the coffee value chain.

Emerging economies, coffee producing countries and “new” coffee markets have been major drivers of global coffee consumption in recent years. Despite some clouds on the horizon coffee producers remain upbeat about future coffee consumption. Of course, satisfying this growth will be a challenge. However, the past has shown that a combination of area expansion, improved planting techniques and technological progress has resulted in impressive production gains – with the full potential yet to be tapped in most countries.

Coffee price ranges
	2017	2018	2019
“C” Arabica coffee futures (c/lb)	113-162	92-130	86-136
London robusta futures ($/t)	1680-2280	1440-1840	1190-1560

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