Iran’s Market of Coffee, Importers, Buyers, and Statistics

No one knows exactly how or when coffee was discovered, although there are many legends about it. Many believe that coffee was first discovered in Ethiopia. There is a legend that says that in the 11th century AD, a shepherd named Kaldi first discovered the ability of this popular seed. He discussed this issue with the senior monk of the neighborhood monastery, who also noticed that he was staying awake for long hours by drinking coffee. The great monk shared his discovery with other monks and the energizing properties of this seed quickly spread among the general public. Local monks started drying them and sending them to other monasteries. Over time, the dried seeds were brought to the Middle East and found many fans there. For the first time, farmers in Yemen began to grow coffee. For the first time in Turkey, these beans were roasted and became the beans we know today as coffee. Coffee was probably first brought to Europe by Venetian merchants. Coffeehouses quickly spread throughout Europe and soon became a place for intellectuals to gather and discuss. When the first immigrants came to America, this dark drink quickly gained popularity and in time During the American Revolution, when the patriots did not decide to drink tea due to the strike, coffee was accepted as the national drink. Since then, coffee has been known as the most popular drink in all countries.