Coffee and sugar prices may rise in the months to come as a "super" El Niño impacts crops around the world. Brace your wallet: “Super” El Niño is expected to lift the price of your morning brew. Agricultural markets around the world are already dealing with record-high diesel prices and high fertilizer costs — yet unpredictable and chaotic weather over the next few months is set to make production even more difficult for farmers, and prices even higher for consumers.
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