Recent coffee prices reached new seven-year records due to rising input costs and supply chain disruptions. Analysts predict that the coffee price will not have any effect on coffee consumption. This year, however, the coffee market is likely to grow. Accordingly, Dutch Bros and Starbucks (SBUX), two of the most popular coffee shops in America should reap the benefits. What stock do you think is the best? Learn more. Dutch Bros Inc. franchises drive-thru outlets. Grants Pass, Ore.’s company sells various beverages made from coffee, including energy drinks, teas, lemonade and smoothies. The stock traded under “BROS”, on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), on September 15, 2021. Starbucks Corporation (NASDAQ) is an alternative. It’s headquartered in Seattle and operates worldwide as a marketer, roaster, and retailer specialty coffee. The company offers a variety of coffee and tea beverages as well as ready-to-drink beverages and several food products.

Coffee prices have reached seven-year highs due to supply disruptions in Vietnam and Brazil, as well rising input costs. For March delivery, Arabica futures increased by 4.8% to $2.235 a pound in New York. It is now the highest level for most active contracts since October 2014. Analysts expect prices to rise as high as $3.

But because coffee is an essential part of so many people’s daily routines, coffee consumption is expected to be little affected notwithstanding its rising price. The global consumption of coffee is projected to increase to 168.8 millions 60-kilogram packs this year, an increase from the 164.8million bags during the preceding period. BROS, and SBUX are two of the most popular coffee retailers.

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