The world celebrates World Coffee Day on October 1 each year, in an event that officially began in 2015, on the sidelines of the Expo in Milan, according to the World Coffee Organization.
Yet another account suggests that World Coffee Day began in 1983 in Japan.
The day was launched to promote the coffee trade and raise awareness about the plight of coffee farms, the conditions of their cultivation, their workers and wages.
Many stores offer free or discounted coffee on this day.
On World Coffee Day, here are some facts about coffee:
Coffee consumption is equivalent to 3 billion cups of coffee a day around the world.
2. One myth says that coffee was discovered in Ethiopia after noticing its effect on goats.
3 - Coffee is second only to oil, in the list of materials most traded in terms of import and export in trade exchanges globally.
4 - The most expensive coffee known as "Sumatran Kopi Luwak" and priced at about £ 400 per pound, made from coffee beans eaten by a wild Sumatra cat and then secreted.
5. Decaffeinated coffee contains 2 to 12 mg of coffee, while a cup of coffee contains 95 to 200 mg.
6. In Italy, the profession of coffee maker is a profession that deserves recognition, respect and parallel work in emergency.
In Japan, resorts offer bathing service with green tea, chocolate or coffee.
7 - live coffee tree and be able to produce for "100" year.
8 - Coffee beans were first used as a type of food, where they were excreted or exposed to the sun to roast.
9- The colors of coffee beans before roasting vary between red, yellow and green.