The cost of a cup of coffee is likely to rise after key producers like Brazil and Vietnam were struck by extreme weather.

(Bloomberg) -- The world’s growing love for instant coffee is keeping roasters reliant on the robusta variety once snubbed by java snobs, even as prices reach the highest in about half a century.

The world’s growing love for instant coffee is keeping roasters reliant on the robusta variety once snubbed by java snobs, even as prices reach the highest in about half a century.(iStock ...

But the ICO reported Vietnam, which is the world's largest exporter of Robusta coffee, was still down by 29.1%. "Vietnam ...

A robusta run-up shot futures up more than 65% ... J.M. Smucker Co, whose brands include Folgers and Cafe Bustelo, already raised prices across part of its coffee portfolio earlier this year.

Coffee’s advance is adding to inflation across the beverage aisle. Orange juice prices have also spiked due to production ...

Coffee is a necessity for most people worldwide. In Italy, the price of this beverage is even regulated, partly due to the ...

Italian coffee culture faces a shake-up as global coffee prices surge, potentially raising the cost of a traditional espresso ...

Coffee’s rally has been gathering pace from ongoing concerns about harsh weather in top producer Brazil. The nation is ...

“Adding salt is beneficial for lower quality coffees like cheap robusta blends or instant coffees, as it can mask harsh ...

Italians drink some of western Europe’s least expensive coffee, paying about €1.20 for an espresso or €1.50 for a cappuccino, ...