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Thanks to Bidenflation, the costs for everything is hurting everyone except rich liberals. However, coffee has been somewhat stable, until now. Here are the details from the Epoch Times<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n The coffee price in the commodities market has reached an almost five-decade high following concerns of adverse conditions impacting crop output and ongoing supply chain issues. <\/b><\/p>\n Coffee futures were trading<\/a> at about $3.28 per pound on Nov. 27 at the Intercontinental Exchange, surpassing the previous high of more than $3.11 set in 1977. The price closed at just above $3.23 per pound on Nov. 29. Similar to 1977, when there was a coffee production crisis in Brazil, the largest supplier of arabica beans, that country is currently struggling to fully recover from this year\u2019s drought, resulting in worries about next year\u2019s crop. <\/b><\/p>\n Now there are two types of coffee beans that most people use, arabica and robusta. The majority of beans are the arabica variety. Both are in short supply for a number of reasons, not all of it weather related.<\/p>\n According to the Brazilian Coffee Exporters Council, exporters in the country are also facing logistical challenges in shipping the produce, Atlantica stated in another report<\/a>. <\/b><\/p>\n More than 1.7 million bags of coffee were not shipped by October because of issues including changes in shipping schedules, according to the second report. The lost volume is equivalent to more than 5,200 shipping containers. <\/b><\/p>\n What? This is definitely an emergency situation! We should deploy the military to transport those containers to the United States ASAP!! Lives depend on it! (Not to mention the sanity of military non-commissioned officers everywhere. If they don\u2019t get their coffee, readiness suffers greatly)<\/p>\n Arabica coffee prices have risen by about 70 percent this year. This makes arabica one of the strongest performing commodities alongside cocoa, for which prices have more than doubled. <\/b><\/p>\n Dealers also said some Brazilian farmers have delayed deliveries of this year\u2019s crop in the hope of securing even higher prices, leading to short-term supply tightness and large financial losses for traders who had been expecting to receive the coffee. <\/b><\/p>\n What? They are intentionally creating a shortage? Do they know what this means?<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n