The Supply Chain

One gram. 9,000 kilometers. 7 stops.

This is the journey from a plantation in Colombia to a Berlin club. Documented. Verified. Verifiable.

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Coca Farmers

Nariño / Putumayo, Colombia

€0.70

per gram

Small farmers harvest coca leaves in the mountains of Colombia. They receive only 1-2% of the final street price.

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Lab

Jungle Labs, Colombia

200 liters

gasoline per kilo

In hidden labs, coca leaves are processed into cocaine. The process poisons rivers and soil.

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Port

Santos / Guayaquil / Buenaventura

~€1,200

per kilo

Cocaine is loaded into shipping containers. Santos (Brazil) is the largest departure port for Europe.

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Transport

Container Ships

9,000 km

across the Atlantic

2-3 weeks at sea. Hidden in legal cargo shipments between bananas, coffee, or timber.

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Wholesale

Rotterdam / Antwerp / Hamburg

€15,000-30,000

per kilo

Arrival at European ports. 73% of all EU seizures occur in Belgium, Netherlands, and Spain.

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Dealer

Berlin

€60-80

per gram

A gram costs €60-80. Berlin consumes 3-4 tons per year.

The chain is long. The facts are clear.

You decide what to do with this. But now you know what happens in between.