From 1. April is rising for coffee in BiH!
Suppliers from Bosnia and Herzegovina informed caterers and merchants about new coffee pregnancies.
As he finds out Herc.infoCoffee price per kilogram will increase between 5 and 10 km. This price growth is a consequence of geopolitical events and climate change that directly influence the production and distribution of coffee worldwide.
Why is the price increase?
One of the key reasons to grow price is price imbalance between supply and demand. Global coffee consumption continuously grows, while production fails to satisfy increasing demand.
In addition, Climate change They significantly affect coffee breeding in the world’s largest manufacturers – Brazil, Colombia and Vietnam. Drought, floods and extreme temperatures reduce yields, which further raises raw coffee prices on world stock exchanges.
According to the food industry leader, the raw coffee price on the stock exchanges have reached in February Historical maximumand only on an annual level, an increase of from 120.3%.
Orbico GroupOne of the leading distributors in the region, points out that the producers have raised prices for 20% last year, while in the first quarter of 2025. there was a new price rate than an additional 20%.
Coffee prices in catering facilities and up to 5 km
In many cities of BiH espresso prices have already reached 1.5 mileswhile in some centers it is even 5 km.
However, there are caterers who resist the price increase, trying to stabilize business through greater their own engagement and reduce new employment.
- Clashes on a global level Remete supply chains, while inflation and growth energy prices further make it difficult to make the situation. The problem is not only in a smaller amount of coffee in the market, but also in increased transportation costs and work. All this affects the final price of the product – one of the caterers stand out.
According to the data FrancanThe price of Arabic has risen for the beginning of the year 25%while Robusta is collecting for 10%.
On an annual basis, price growth is 120% or 90%. A similar situation is confirmed by the Atlantic Groupwhere they state that global demand for coffee, especially in the Asian market, further contributed to price growth.
