Global coffee prices have reached a 50-year high, threatening Israel's 1.5 billion-shekel coffee market.

Wholesale coffee prices are trading near a 50-year high because of shortages related to extreme weather and increased global demand.

Coffee lovers might have to save a few extra dollars in their weekly budget simply to afford a cup of Joe as experts warn prices will soar in 2025.

Coffee lovers could soon not be able to justify buying their caffeine fix daily with experts warning single cup could cost ...

At $3.44 a pound ... "Our coffee won't be going up 40%." Linden offers another explanation why the price of a cup of coffee might not exactly match the rising wholesale cost of coffee beans.

The wholesale price of the most popular variety of coffee bean, arabica, hit a 50-year high this week after already scaling up 18 percent this year. The cost of arabica’s cheaper alternative ...

The price of a cup of coffee is likely to continue to rise after the commodity's price reached new highs because of climate ...

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Arabica coffee futures with March delivery hit a fresh intraday high of 348.35 cents per pound on Tuesday, notching their highest level in nearly 50 years ... for arabica beans, the world ...

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