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

Published: 2024-09-17 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/09/17, A recent United Nations report in Yokohama, Japan, says climate change will reduce coffee production, leading to higher 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.

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