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Y’all, the global coffee game is shifting, and it’s time for the Philippines to step up and flex!
Did you know?
Coffee prices have skyrocketed—Arabica from Brazil is up 17%, Robusta from Vietnam is up a whopping 100%!
Meanwhile, coffee-drinking nations like the U.S. are scrambling as their shelves get hit with higher prices from brands like Folgers, Maxwell House, and Nescafé. But here’s the tea (or coffee): the real winners in this crisis are the countries that grow this black gold, and the Philippines has a major chance to shine.
Food and Fruit Prices Surge in the USA
Food and fruit prices in the USA have been climbing steadily, hitting consumers hard at the checkout line. But here’s a fun fact to perk you up:
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Did you know?
Coffee isn’t actually a bean? It’s a fruit! Those little “beans” we grind for our morning brew are the seeds of a bright red cherry that grows on coffee plants. So next time you sip your cup, remember—you’re technically drinking a fruit -or, at least you should be!
The Coffee Tables Have Turned
For decades, Black and Brown nations like Africa, Brazil, Vietnam, and the Philippines have been exploited, their best beans shipped off to Western countries for pennies on the dollar while locals got left with instant powder or fake blends.
Brazil’s farmers are now saying “nah” to exporting all their beans. They’re serving premium coffee at home and making bank.
Vietnam? Same deal.
And guess what? The Philippines is waking up, too!
Real Coffee, Real Money
Philippines coffee has been slept on for too long. Why? Because imported, overprocessed, chemical-laden junk has flooded the market, leaving less than 2% of coffee sold locally as real, all-natural, Philippines-farmed coffee. That’s wild, considering the country’s lush soil, unique beans, sun-dried and traditional farming methods are absolute gold. It’s time to let the world know: Filipino coffee ain’t just good, it’s next-level, the way God intended it to be.
Wellness is the Wave
Look around—people are getting tired of the fake stuff. Diabetes, gout, and illnesses linked to sugary, artificial coffee drinks are making folks rethink what they’re sipping.
Brands like Black Wellness Coffees are changing the game by promoting natural, holistic brews so good you don’t even need sugar or cream. That’s the kind of real coffee culture the Philippines can own.
Check out Black Wellness Coffee for yourself:
https://thephilippinesmagazine.com/blackwellnesscoffee
A Global Opportunity for the Philippines
Let’s keep it real: the days of cheap coffee exploitation are over. The Philippines is sitting on a goldmine, and savvy investors are already noticing. Why keep chasing USD investments that barely hold value when you can pour those dollars into opportunities abroad? Filipino coffee is more than a drink—it’s a movement. From the wellness boom to sustainable farming, the market is primed for growth.
Don’t sleep on this chance. With BRICS nations shaking up global trade and the Philippines already rich in talent and resources, this is the moment to take Filipino coffee to the top shelf—where it belongs. Whether you’re a farmer, a coffee lover, or an investor, now is the time to wake up, smell the coffee, and level up.
Got Coffee? -in your Portfolio
For more insights into this booming market, visit:
https://thephilippinesmagazine.com/coffee-investors
This ain’t just coffee. This is culture, wellness, and opportunity in every cup.
Let’s get it, Philippines!
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