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Coffee supply crisis, Arabica beans become scarce

A global shortage of coffee beans is threatening to drive up prices in cafes and supermarkets. A cup of cappuccino or latte may become more bitter because of the substitution of the Robusta bean.

The Logistician by The Logistician
23/11/2021
in Blog
Khủng hoảng nguồn cung cà phê, hạt Arabica trở nên khan hiếm

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HIGHLIGHTS

  • The price of Arabica coffee has increased by about 80% this year and all the suppliers are looking to buy this premium coffee.
  • Vietnam – the world’s largest exporter of robusta coffee, is expected to have a bumper coffee this year.

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Arabica beans become scarce

The world is facing a serious shortage of Arabica coffee, the type of coffee that offers the best flavor and accounts for about 60% of the world’s coffee production. Supply of this type of coffee is dwindling as extreme weather destroys the coffee crop in Brazil – the world’s largest producer of Arabica coffee. The La Nina weather phenomenon is returning to South America that could last until early 2022, threatening to further reduce Arabica production and the market will take years to recover.

Arabica is the most delicious coffee and accounts for about 60% of the world’s coffee production

The price of Arabica coffee has increased by about 80% this year and all the suppliers are looking to buy this premium coffee. Arabica coffee prices are skyrocketing, reflecting the worsening supply shortage crisis. Meanwhile, the problem of global shipping congestion is making it even more difficult to get coffee to where it’s needed.

Will Robusta be enough to replace Arabica?

Arabica has a sweeter taste and is often used for cappuccino and latte drinks. Traditionally in Italy, Robusta is used to make espresso or for instant coffee. However, the supply of both coffees is being held back by global supply chain disruptions.

In Italy, Robusta is used to make espresso or for instant coffee

Coffee roasters and retailers have been using more robusta coffee in their products, which can cause a more bitter aftertaste in a cappuccino or latte.

The price of Robusta coffee is still less than half the price of Arabica, and that price difference makes roasters increasingly inclined to use a greater proportion of Robusta coffee in their products’ surnames. Vietnam – the world’s largest exporter of robusta coffee, is expected to have a bumper coffee this year. But domestic exporters are struggling to export because of the prolonged shipping crisis.

Thanh Thao

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