Trump's First 100 Days AOC roasted over post about Colombia tariffs and coffee prices that 'aged like hot milk' Colombia's leader Gustavo Petro appeared to be a fan of AOC's post, even reposting ...

Columbia coffee shops are planning for prices to increase on everything from napkins to coffee beans. Parker Boone, a shift lead at Acola Coffee, even if the tariffs are semi-permanent, coffee ...

Coffee retail prices have peaked for now but remain vulnerable to tariff risks and regulatory changes, according to Italian ...

President Trump's retaliatory 25% tariffs on Colombia may exacerbate an ongoing surge in coffee prices, one likely to leave Americans paying even more for their morning cup. Why it matters: Beans ...

Creating exclusive or limited-time offering when key crop production is low, can help coffee brands maintain supply ...

President Donald Trump’s current 10% tariffs cover most coffee-producing countries, including Brazil, Ethiopia and Colombia, and are expected to drive up costs for Americans.

The US has added tariffs to coffee imports among its universal 10% base, which impacts Brazil and Vietnam. Here's what to know about coffee prices. ... Colombia (20%) Vietnam (8%) ...

Major producers including Brazil, Colombia, Ethiopia, India, and China are affected by the tariffs so no alternative sources come easily to mind and you can't start growing coffee in your backyard.

A tariff on coffee imports is already affecting some businesses right here in Arkansas. For local coffee shop owners, who import coffee from countries like Brazil or Columbia, this has them ...

Coffee, much of which is imported to the U.S. from Brazil and Colombia, is one product that could see rising prices under Trump's 10% tariffs.

The price of a cup of coffee in Canada is expected to rise as the world continues to feel the effects of U.S President Donald Trump's tariffs, according to industry experts and cafés.

President Donald Trump’s current 10% tariffs cover most coffee-producing countries, including Brazil, Ethiopia and Colombia, and are expected to drive up costs for Americans.