The United Nations reports that climate change will lead to higher coffee prices

The report points out that by 2050, the average temperature in Brazil will rise by 3%, when 2% of the country's existing coffee-growing land will no longer be used, while other areas will suffer a similar fate. Coffee-growing areas in Central America and Kenya will also be threatened by climate change.

United Nations agencies also said that due to the sharp decline in coffee production, a rise in prices will be inevitable. In addition, the price of tea and cocoa will also rise because of the decrease in production.