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If like me, you can't imagine a day without coffee, these are worrying times. We're entering uncharted territory.

Recently, international prices have been breaking all known records. Global stocks are

running low and poor harvests are predicted. Why this is happening and what it means for

coffee lovers and caffeine addicts will all be explained by coffee insiders.

I think it's very easy to use the word. by Coffee Insiders.

I think it's very, you know, easy to use the word crisis, but it is a crisis.

When it went through the $3 mark, that was pretty significant.

And then up again through the $4 mark, which it had never done before.

Quite, yeah, quite alarming. The issue is the rate of increase.

It's the speed of the rise and rapidity of that.

As we'll be hearing, a big part of this story is about crop failure

and poor harvests in key producing nations.

And what's becoming clear is that we need greater resilience and more diversity in the global supply of coffee.

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