Of all of President Donald Trump's tariffs, the one that’s really got me frothed up is the one on coffee beans.

Climate disruption, higher demand and market forces were already been driving up the cost of the favorite morning staple.

Droughts have already devastated crops in Brazil and Vietnam, and now Trump's 50% tax on Brazilian imports piles on additional costs for consumers.

President Trump's tariffs may soon be hitting your morning cup of coffee. The US imports a lot of coffee (KC=F) from Brazil, ...

The 50% tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump on many Brazilian products took effect Wednesday, a situation that China is already taking advantage of by opening its market to Brazilian coffee ...

September arabica coffee (KCU25) on Monday closed up +1.95 (+0.57%), and September ICE robusta coffee (RMU25) closed down -46 ...

The new tariffs will largely result in higher prices on apparel and textiles, according to the research center. In the ...

Brazil experienced its first drop in consumer coffee prices in 18 months, with a 1.01% decrease in July. The drop follows a ...

We take a closer look at one of the many goods that might be impacted by tariffs: coffee. Brazil, the world’s biggest ...

The hefty tariffs on Brazil announced recently by President Trump likely will raise prices of coffee and orange juice for ...

Brazilian beans made up 60% of Beleza Coffee Bar's house blend before the tariff prompted the owner's roaster to stop buying ...

Coffee growers in Vassouras, in Brazil's Rio de Janeiro state, are hoping for an eleventh-hour reprieve before the country is subject to tariffs of 50% on its exports to the United States.