International Coffee Day: Aroma, Flavor, and History

International Coffee Day is celebrated on October 1st, a date established by the International Coffee Organization (ICO) and recognized by the United Nations General Assembly (UN), with the aim of highlighting the economic, social and cultural importance of coffee farming worldwide.

The date was created by the International Coffee Organization (ICO) and later recognized by the UN General Assembly, establishing itself as a global moment to value coffee and all those who work in its production chain.

International Coffee Day serves to recognize the contribution of coffee farming to:

In the economy, it generates employment and income in producing communities;

- In society, it provides sustenance for millions of families in developing countries;

- In culture, coffee is a symbol of conviviality, tradition, and identity in various nations.

On this day, producers, roasters, traders, and consumers come together to celebrate the world's most consumed beverage, promoting sustainable and fair practices throughout the entire value chain.