Coffee prices are high and are set to only get higher. So many things are at play: tariff threats, climate change, deforestation regulation, war and more.

Climate change is behind the windfall gains, and growers are worried about whether they can adapt. Workers spreading coffee beans at a farm in Honduras. The history of coffee is in no small measure the story of exploitation in pursuit of expanding supplies to drive prices lower.

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Coffee prices recently hit $400 a pound, a half-century high. Doubt about the climate in Brazil, the world’s largest coffee producer, has sharply lowered production. Most of last year’s crop of arabica beans has been sold,

Coffee farmers are facing challenges such as rising production costs, climate change, and labor shortages, despite surging coffee prices. Specialty coffee producers are concerned about sustainability and future prospects,