THERE’S a brewing storm for tea and coffee lovers, with prices set to spiral.
Fears of shortages are looming due to the Red Sea crisis and unusually hot weather.
Wholesale coffee prices are up by more than 20% since January after crops were hit by extreme heat in places including Vietnam and Brazil.
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