Global coffee supplies may also be hampered by the Vietnamese lockdown

Vietnam’s disease control regulations make global coffee supply more difficult
Vietnam is the second largest coffee exporter in the world after Brazil. The Asian country is home to a significant proportion of the robust coffee beans used in many instant coffees and espresso blends.
The price of robust coffee beans has already risen by 50 percent this year.
(telex.hu, Világi Máté)
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