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India’s 5% broken parboiled rice prices were quoted at $439-$445 per tonne this week, down from $440-$446 last week. Meanwhile, India’s 5% broken white rice was quoted at $446-$453 per tonne.

Vietnam's 5% broken rice was offered at $495-$508 a tonne, down from $509 a tonne last week, according to traders and the Vietnam Food Association.

The stock market prices for the most popular coffee variety - "Arabica" - have reached a historic high, and consumers will feel the increase in price in early 2025. The reason is mainly due to climatic anomalies in Brazil - drought, and then torrential rains, reports the BBC. In just one year, "Arabica" coffee has increased in price by 80%. The previous record for the price of the "Arabica" variety was set in 1977. Another popular variety - "Robusta" - broke its all-time record in September. Coffee lovers will feel this only after the New Year. It is not only Arabica coffee producers in Brazil who have experienced extreme weather changes. Vietnam, the largest supplier of "Robusta" coffee, has also experienced drought and torrential rains this year. At the same time, demand for coffee is growing worldwide. Even in the homeland of tea - China, coffee is gaining popularity - in just ten years, from 2008 to 2018, the Chinese began to drink twice as much coffee.