May 3, 2021
Coffee prices have been rising during the pandemic, and will continue to go even higher, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
Since the pandemic began, a shipping shortage in Asia has lifted costs of commodities, including coffee.
Storms in Nicaraugua and Honduras have damaged infrastructure, undermining supplies to the U.S.
Temperature increases and a Brazilian drought have affected crop yields.
While supply has been undermined, demand has continued to remain steady, even through the pandemic. While out-of-home sales fell, in-home consumption increased.
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