A grim brew of drought-induced shortages and new import duties means U.S. coffee roasters pay more for beans, must pass on ...

With her purple-and-pink hair swaying, Reneé Colón stands on a stepladder in the rented corner of a warehouse, pouring Brazilian coffee beans into her groaning old roasting machine. The beans are ...

Ms Endah Yuliawati, a 32-year-old coffee farmer and business owner in West Java, Indonesia, has spent the last three years operating a village shop to supplement her husband’s coffee farming income.

That includes coffee from the Indonesian island of Sumatra, a supplier of some of the world's most popular beans. "It's a very popular blend, but it will have to go away because it won't make ...

Some of the countries that produce the most coffee beans are the same countries that will be hit with the highest tariffs. Namowicz said Vietnam and Indonesia are two of the largest coffee ...

How your cup of coffee might become more expensive thanks to Donald Trump - President Donald Trump's current 10 per cent ...

The move prompted an immediate backlash online with critics pointing out America’s minimal coffee-growing capacity, due to the climate, which makes the importation of beans so important. Charging 32% ...

Brazilian coffee exporters see U.S. President Donald Trump's global tariffs as an opportunity to send more robusta beans to ...

Indonesia, Brazil and Peru recorded some of ... Image Farm workers prepared coffee beans for roasting at a cooperative in Sidama.Credit...Maheder Haileselassie/Reuters But while the new E.U ...

Countries like India, Indonesia and Vietnam are subject to ... “Yea, spent a long time playing with coffee beans, wouldn’t do anything else I’ll tell you,” said Burman.