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The price for a cup of coffee in the US is going up as tariffs put the squeeze on local café and bakery owners
The flip side of the Trump tariffs. Some US businesses say the queues for a morning latte are already getting shorter as customers tighten their belts and imported beans become more expensive. Americans spend $100 billion (£76 billion) a year on coffee, though that might be about to change. Since 5 April, coffee imports have been affected by the 10% US tariffs against most countries. The US is the world's second-leading importer of coffee, with the majority coming from Brazil and Colombia. They also import a load of other ‘recreational’ products from the territory. I think that I read a Tom Clancy book (and the film) about this – Clear and Present Danger. That involved...
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