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    Costa divisa nel mezzo di Zagabria – mezzo kg di caffè quasi 10 €

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    1. larah91_VP on

      Ova kava je ekstra. Nije ni u Zgu nista puno manje od toga, mozda oko € manje.

    4. backhand_english on

      Ko ti je kriv kad je šleper mora trajektom do dućana na Vrbiku.
      Barcaffe je meh kava, ali imali su super reklamu sa Oliverom, prije jedno 25 godina…

    6. Tajaporeza on

      Od svih poskupljenja, ovo je najlogicnije, i najvaljeno je odavno. Ovo sta smo do sad pili, to su bile stare zalihe, a sad… Snađi se druže.

    7. RPGOwl on

      >There have been unprecedented price surges in the coffee market over the last two years. Underwhelming harvests in the key producing countries of Brazil and Vietnam, [supply chain disruptions following political instability](https://perfectdailygrind.com/2024/01/red-sea-conflict-coffee-shipping-delays-roasters/), and ever-growing global demand have depleted global arabica and robusta stockpiles, driving prices to their highest-ever levels.

      >“In 2022, when consumption exceeded supply, there were still plenty of reserves in both Brazil and Vietnam, but shortfalls in production continued as the impact of climate change ravaged production,” says [Bob Fish](https://www.linkedin.com/in/biggbybob/), the CEO and co-founder of [Biggby Coffee](https://www.instagram.com/biggbycoffee/), a franchise coffeehouse chain in Michigan, US that first opened in 1995. “Because of low prices, producers can’t invest in soil biome management. The overuse of artificial farming inputs has also accelerated soil desertification of agricultural fields, which reduces yields.

      Imali ste nedavno na HRTu putopis glumca Martina Clunesa: Otoci Tihog Oceana gdje su pričali i o rastućim cijenama kakaa i kave i kako su dosadašnje niske cijene bile preniske za one koji ustvari uzgajaju. Tako da cijene mogu samo gore.

      Plus još naši deru gdje stignu.

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