Irish coffee drinkers could potentially be hit with "eye popping" coffee prices.
An unexpectedly severe frost in Brazil is having a knock-on impact on the price of coffee beans, according to the Irish Examiner.
A third of the Brazilian crop was ruined as the severity of the prolonged frost caught farmers off guard.
This, along with the global shipping crisis, means coffee prices are surging.
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It's predicted that producers will be short 30m coffee sacks this year, each sack is 60 kilos, meaning supply won't meet demand, and price increases are inevitable worldwide.
