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And while those regions grow coffee, the volume is not significant compared to the major growing regions. “The world consumes 173 million bags (each bag is 132 pounds) of coffee yearly, 11 ...

Climate change is making Arabica coffee beans harder to grow, causing prices to rise. The Weather Network explains how physics can help you get the most out of your coffee beans.