How Coffee Brands Actually Make Their Billions
You paid five dollars for a cup of coffee that costs about twenty cents to make. So where does the rest of that money actually go? In this video, we break down the real business behind your daily coffee — the razor-thin operating margins hiding behind that huge markup, the "bank" quietly running behind every gift card and app reload, the customization upcharges stacking profit on profit, the licensing deals padding grocery store shelves, and the supply chain controversy behind who actually gets paid. This isn't really about coffee. It's about rent, loyalty programs, patents, and a business model built to reward everyone except the person who grew it. 🔔 Subscribe for more breakdowns of how everyday brands actually make their money — coffee is just the first one.

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