Buying coffee beans can often feel like a never-ending ... One particular species, the Arabica coffee plant, can even be ...

Also, Arabica coffee beans require ample humidity and lots of rainfall to grow. For this reason, much of the world’s Arabica ...

As climate change puts pressure on supply, new varieties are coming to the fore, says the Financial Times' Anjana Ahuja.

Both arabica and robusta love water, and the places where they grow are getting less and less ... boxes and jars filled with rare coffee beans. No one has discovered more Coffea species than ...

Use the following information as a guide when buying coffee beans: Santos - one of the best-known Brazilian coffees, these beans produce a smooth, sweet brew. Arabica - the Andean foothills and ...

Coffee futures started to tick up. Then, this past November, the commodity skyrocketed. Brazil, which exports the lion's share of the industry's preferred arabica beans, was beginning its growing ...

Brazil, the world’s largest exporter of Arabica coffee beans, has experienced one of its worst droughts in history, followed by frost and excessive heat, which severely reduced crop yields.