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Your morning coffee is set to get costlier: what's brewing?
Mint Bangalore
|February 21, 2025
Arabica, Robusta beans' prices are at multi-year highs due to supply shocks in Brazil, Vietnam
The price of your morning coffee is about to rise again. A cup of cappuccino at your favourite café or a jar of instant coffee at the supermarket is set to cost more as coffee chains and packaged brands grapple with soaring global prices.
While tea remains India's dominant beverage, growing café culture in metros over the past decade has fuelled the rise of specialty coffee shops. From boutique roasters to global chains, coffee consumption is steadily rising—making price hikes more impactful than ever.
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