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The Appeal of Coffee
The article discusses the importance of coffee as a cultural and economic symbol worldwide, highlighting its origins in cultivation and its history in Yemen and Colombia, as well as the ways it is served in Arab countries. It also focuses on the challenges faced by the coffee industry, particularly climate change threats that threaten its production, as cold waves and droughts lead to declining yields and rising prices. In 2024, the value of coffee bean exports reached approximately $51 billion, making coffee the second-largest export commodity after oil, with over 125 million people worldwide relying on the coffee industry. The article explains that rising Arabica and Robusta prices due to climate changes make each cup of coffee more valuable and hint at future scarcity.
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