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flag U.S. coffee prices stay high due to last year’s supply crisis, despite Trump’s tariff rollback, with relief not expected until 2026.

flag U.S. coffee prices remain high despite President Trump’s December rollback of tariffs on imported coffee, as last year’s 35% surge in raw bean costs—driven by supply shortages and bad weather—continues to affect the supply chain. flag While tariffs on Brazilian coffee were lifted, price changes won’t reach consumers for months due to lengthy roasting, packaging, and retail negotiation timelines. flag The 18.8% price increase over the past year stems primarily from the earlier supply crisis, not tariffs. flag Although the tariff rollback has slowed future hikes, prices are unlikely to drop soon, with experts projecting elevated costs into 2026. flag A projected production surplus in 2025/26 and 2026/27 may eventually ease prices, but not in the near term.

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