International Coffee Day: Why Coffee Costs More in SA
Eighty20 says instant coffee inflation reached 5.6% in the latest figures, while about 22 million South Africans drank coffee on the survey day.
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International Coffee Day: Why coffee costs more in SA
As International Coffee Day arrives, new consumer data shows coffee prices continue to outpace broader food inflation while millions of South Africans maintain their daily coffee habit, Cape {town} Etc reports. For millions of South Africans, coffee remains part of the daily routine, but the price of keeping that routine going has continued to rise. On International Coffee Day today, new... Read more →
Coffee is more expensive both in bars and in stores: a cup of espresso has risen in price by 6.9 percent in bars last year, and a kilogram of coffee in stores by as much as 32.9 percent.
Global coffee prices have been rising for some time due to high temperatures, disruptions in supply chains and rising production costs, and more is also being paid for a cup of coffee in bars. In Slovenia, a cup of espresso cost an average of 1.86 euros last year, which is 6.9 percent more than the year before. Coffee in stores has become even more expensive.
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