Episode Four: Navigating the Future

from Two Mugs In Coffee · host Condesa Co.Lab

In the fourth episode of 'Two Mugs in Coffee', hosts Oliver Brown and Stephen Bannister discuss recent events in the global coffee market, including how drought and frost are driving up prices, how producers calculate production volumes, how differentials work and how all of the above may impact Australian roasters in an uncertain future. This episode was originally published via the Condesa Co.Lab YouTube channel.

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