A Price Breakdown. Cox gave the following breakdown for a pound bag of premium coffee, one that sells for $15 per pound (which is about the price for a pound of Equal Exchange whole-bean coffee on Amazon.com). The retail store, he said, takes about $4.The roaster that cooks the coffee when it arrives in the U.S. takes in about $2. Transporting the roasted beans costs about $1.50. Meanwhile, in the roasting process about 15-20% of the coffee's weight is lost, as the moisture is removed from the green beans.Starbucks or Peet's, which use a dark roast, will lose 20-22%, while a bulk user such as Kraft Foods Group (KRFT) will lose less, about 15%. But that adds about $2.50 to the price.ox gave the following breakdown for a pound bag of premium coffee, one that sells for $15 per pound (which is about the price for a pound of Equal Exchange whole-bean coffee on Amazon.com). The retail store, he said, takes about $4.
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