Bengaluru coffee prices to jump 15% after crop losses in Brazil and Vietnam; Recovery could take up to eight years, warn experts

Bengaluru will face a filter coffee price hike of 10-15% next month due to rising global coffee bean prices. Costs for Arabica coffee powder and milk are also increasing, causing restaurant owners to adjust prices. The surge is driven by crop losses in Brazil and Vietnam. Karnataka remains the largest coffee producer in India.