Supreme Coffee Crisis: Prices Soar to 47-Year High

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Summary:

1. Record Prices
   Coffee prices have surged to their highest in 47 years, driven by extreme weather in Brazil and Vietnam, the top producers of arabica and robusta beans.
   
2. Climate Impact
   Brazil faced its worst drought in 70 years, followed by heavy rains, while Vietnam endured three years of low output, tightening global supplies.
   
3. Supply Concerns
   Arabica prices reached $3.18 per pound, prompting major companies like Nestlé to raise consumer prices due to reduced supply.
   
4. Tariff Pressures
   Future tariffs are adding pressure, with roasters accelerating imports to avoid higher costs later, according to trade analysts.
   
5. Market Outlook
   Continued weather instability and trade uncertainties suggest that coffee prices may remain elevated, impacting both producers and consumers worldwide.
   

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Summary:

1. Record Prices
   Coffee prices have surged to their highest in 47 years, driven by extreme weather in Brazil and Vietnam, the top producers of arabica and robusta beans.
   
2. Climate Impact
   Brazil faced its worst drought in 70 years, followed by heavy rains, while Vietnam endured three years of low output, tightening global supplies.
   
3. Supply Concerns
   Arabica prices reached $3.18 per pound, prompting major companies like Nestlé to raise consumer prices due to reduced supply.
   
4. Tariff Pressures
   Future tariffs are adding pressure, with roasters accelerating imports to avoid higher costs later, according to trade analysts.
   
5. Market Outlook
   Continued weather instability and trade uncertainties suggest that coffee prices may remain elevated, impacting both producers and consumers worldwide.
   

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