Some two billion cups of coffee are ... there isn't just one "obvious cause" of the price increases, rather, a compounding effect that will continue to trickle down to consumers over the next ...

On the futures market, traders buy coffee shipments months or years in advance — so price spikes can indicate what the rest of us might be paying down the road. After the pandemic began ...

Flour prices jumped 24.9%, bread went up 15.7%, milk was 14.7% more expensive and coffee prices rose 14.6%. Chicken was up 12% and fruits and vegetables spiked 9.7%. Grocery and menu prices in ...

A storm is brewing at the breakfast table. The price of coffee is going up. The world benchmark for the global price of Arabica coffee has more than doubled what it was a year ago, as of Friday.

“It’s just not enough ... more than double the price from this time last year. With suppliers and coffee shops across the country working hard to keep costs down, Gloyna says his crew ...

In the past month alone, prices have plummeted more than 20 percent, with arabica coffee futures down a full 22 percent. Cheaper robusta beans fell slightly less, by 15 percent. Part of that ...

According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), 73% of the world’s coffee is grown in just five countries ... the trickle-down impacts on coffee prices.

McDonald’s is putting up the price of a number of menu items again from today - its second increase in just six weeks. The fast food chain only gave one exact example - its black/white coffee ...

A new European law aimed at limiting deforestation has forced producers of many commodities — coffee included — to prove that they are not cutting down ... who just want a better price.

A perfect storm of supply issues and market panic is sending coffee ... isn't just one "obvious cause" of the price increases, rather, a compounding effect that will continue to trickle down ...