The price of your morning cup of coffee could be set for a jolt

CBC News | July 10, 2021, 4 a.m. | Original

A once-in-a-century drought in Brazil has walloped the world's largest coffee crop, leading to the highest prices in years for a market that was already dealing with climate change and COVID-related volatility.

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