Why is your morning joe so expensive? Brazil’s coffee farms have the answer.
Extreme weather is ravaging arabica harvests in Brazil, the world’s largest coffee producer, turning a cup of joe into something of a luxury item.
Is the climate crisis the only threat to coffee production?
The unpredictable nature of climate change is likely to remain a key issue for coffee but it's not the sole factor impacting ...
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Bad weather drives coffee prices to highest level
The world coffee prices reached a multi-year high in 2024—increasing 38.8 per cent on the previous year’s average—mostly ...
The Independent6d
What farmers should expect as coffee prices continue surging
As global coffee prices continue to rise, farmers are set to benefit for a longer period, with factors contributing to the ...
Business Day7d
Consumers face higher prices as global coffee costs surge 38.8%
The ongoing severe climate conditions affecting key coffee-growing countries - Brazil and Vietnam have led to a significant ...
Manila Standard2d
Adverse climate conditions drive coffee prices up
ROME—World coffee prices reached a multi-year high in 2024—increasing 38.8 percent on the previous year’s average—mostly ...
MercoPress12d
FAO: Coffee production down brings prices up to all-time high
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) released a report on Friday stating that global coffee prices hit ...
The Punch on MSN11d
Coffee prices may surge in 2025, FAO warns
The Food and Agriculture Organisation has stated that coffee export prices may rise in 2025 if major growing regions ...
USA Today11d
Taste of Brazil coming to Stroudsburg: Flavour of Brazil coffee shop, market to open soon
Flavour of Brazil will open soon in Stroudsburg, said owner Wilson Castro Jr. The shop will feature Brazilian coffee and other products imported from Brazil. The coffee shop and market will be ...