Coffee drinkers in Malaysia are feeling the pinch as global coffee prices surge due to unfavorable weather conditions in major producing nations like Brazil and Vietnam. Consumers are responding by brewing their own coffee, reducing their consumption, or seeking out cheaper options.
The bitter reality: coffee drinkers resort to brewing their own cuppa, reducing consumption or looking for cheaper options
They are the leading producers of Arabica and Robusta beans, and the coffee brewed from these renowned beans is enjoyed globally, including in Malaysia. In response to rising costs, Malaysians would have to adjust their coffee intake habits, with many opting for more affordable alternatives. Nurul Huda Muhammad Noor, 45, said the rising cost of coffee beans is making her reconsider indulging in her favourite drink as frequently as before.
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