· 4dYour daily cup of coffee could get more expensive because of climate change
“People are very reactive to coffee prices, and this affects everyone down the chain. The farmers are impacted because they have very low supply. The green coffee sellers are affected because they don’t have that much coffee to sell and the demand is high,” she said.
Arabica coffee prices hit their highest ever level, beating a prior record set in 1977, on worries over the 2025 harvest in ...
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Drought and high temperatures, alongside a global reliance on supplies from relatively few regions, are regarded as the key ...
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Coffee prices hit 47-year record high after challenging growing seasonArabica coffee sold for $3.44 a pound on the global market earlier this week, beating the prior record high of $3.35 set in ...
Coffee prices have been rising sharply and hit its highest level in 47 years on Friday on fears about supply disruptions.
Fears have now grown about future supplies in top grower Brazil after a severe drought earlier this year. That’s in addition ...
Vietnam’s coffee supply has been squeezed by growers hoarding their beans and a delay to harvesting caused by heavy rain, but ...
Drought in Brazil and heavy rains in Vietnam, two major coffee producers, have hurt crops and sent coffee prices soaring.
Workers on ‘ghost farms’ in Yunnan province are facing excessive hours and poor safety standards, according to a report from ...
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