Brazil grows 40 percent of the world's coffee, followed by Vietnam (17 percent), Colombia (7 percent), Indonesia (6 percent) and Ethiopia (5 percent). After come Uganda, India, Honduras, Peru and ...

Whereas producers were at one time able to get US$170-180 per 100 pounds of coffee, prices today stand around US$110, lower than the cost of investment it takes to produce the coffee.

Coffee prices are heating up, and experts say an even bigger price hike could be coming. WSJ explains the web of economic forces that help determine the cost of coffee. Illustration: Mallory ...

(TNND) — A man and woman from Florida were arrested for allegedly forcing their way through airport security at Miami International Airport -- and one of them threw coffee in a staff member's ...