International Coffee Organization

Tighter bean supplies are leading to higher costs for coffee, that popular beverage imbibed worldwide for its awakening effect. The most-active contract for the arabica variety fell nearly 2% to $2.450 a pound in New York after rising Tuesday to the highest since early 2022, Bloomberg reported....

The International Coffee Organization released a report showing that it sees international demand for coffee rising by nearly 25 percent over the next five years, despite sagging production. A drought in Brazil combined with a fungus affecting Central American output has reduced estimates for...

Coffee prices are now pushing $2 a pound. Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) has more exposure to milk prices than coffee, so that morning latte won’t be getting more expensive. However, that doesn’t make coffee’s 70 percent YTD gains any less impressive. In fact, considering the...

Courtesy of data from the International Coffee Organization, the folks over at FinancesOnline.com have put up a slick infographic with a bounty of interesting facts and figures about the coffee industry. The infographic details everything from the role of "coffee coyotes" -- middlemen who force...