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The surge in coffee prices is the result of a confluence of factors: climate change disrupting supply, increased input costs, low productivity from traditional farming methods, and global supply chain issues. The story of Indonesian coffee exemplifies how environmental and economic challenges intertwine, affecting farmers and consumers worldwide.

As we sip our morning coffee, understanding these underlying complexities underscores the importance of sustainable agricultural practices and climate resilience to secure the future of coffee production and keep prices stable.