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NewsKiev – Qahwa World The price of a single cup of espresso in Ukraine continues to rise, reflecting broader shifts in the country’s coffee market. As espresso forms the base of most coffee drinks, changes in its cost directly influence café pricing nationwide. Data published by Opendatabot shows that in December 2025, the average price</p>
ReflectionsDubai – Qahwa World Surging coffee prices have not pushed consumers to abandon their daily cup. Instead, higher costs are reshaping how coffee is consumed. As global inflation weighs on household budgets, many consumers are adjusting purchasing habits rather than giving up a routine that has become embedded in everyday life. Market indicators show that</p>
NewsNew York – Qahwa World Coffee roasters in the United States are depleting their stockpiles while waiting for the outcome of ongoing U.S.–Brazil trade negotiations — talks that could determine whether they must continue paying higher prices for alternative coffee sources. Brazil, which supplies about one-third of the beans consumed by the world’s largest coffee</p>
NewsMoscow – Qahwa World Coffee prices in Russia continue to rise alongside growing consumer spending on this daily beverage, which has become a symbol of modern lifestyle across the country. According to the financial platform Vyberu.ru, about one-third of Russians spend between 3,000 and 5,000 rubles per month on takeaway coffee. Around 11% of respondents</p>
NewsMoscow – Qahwa World Coffee prices in Russia have reached an all-time high, with instant coffee exceeding 4,000 rubles per kilogram for the first time. Ground and roasted coffee have also risen sharply, prompting a noticeable decline in demand of 4–11% across categories. A Steep Climb Over the Past Year According to Russia’s Federal State</p>
NewsNew York, September 13, 2025 – Qahwa World –U.S. consumers are beginning to feel the full impact of the Trump administration’s sweeping tariffs, as new data shows prices rising sharply across a range of imported goods. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) climbed 2.9% in August compared to a year earlier, marking the fastest inflation rate</p>
