El café se disfruta en más de 70 países de todo el mundo y cada día se consumen unos 2.000 millones de tazas. Pero la aparición del cambio climático está mermando el suministro mundial.


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Coffee is an integral part of many cultures around the world, with its consumption exceeding 2 billion cups daily. This beverage is enjoyed across over 70 countries, underscoring its global significance. However, the increasing impact of climate change poses a significant threat to the global supply of coffee. With alterations in weather patterns, rising temperatures, and unpredictable precipitation, the sustainability of coffee production is at risk.



El cambio climático prepara una crisis para el suministro mundial de café

Se llama oro negro, y forma parte de la rutina matutina de millones de personas en todo el mundo. Para algunos, una taza de café es un simple placer. Pero para otros, es muy importante. Con más de dos mil millones de tazas consumidas cada día, la industria del café sostiene el sustento de unos 125 millones de personas. Sin embargo, el suministro mundial de café es amenazadas por el calentamiento global. El aumento de las temperaturas y los cambios en las precipitaciones en Sudamérica, África central y el sudeste asiático, los principales productores de café. se están convirtiendo en un importante motivo de preocupación. Tenemos que entender también las condiciones meteorológicas y los patrones climáticos. Los viejos productores, las viejas generaciones dicen que antes, los patrones estaban muy bien determinados. Cuando llegaba el verano era verano, era época de cosecha. Cuando llegaba la lluvia era lluvia, era lluvia temporada, temporada de fertilización, temporada de primavera. Hoy en día, tenemos que adaptarnos a las diferentes cambios del patrón meteorológico. Una investigación publicada en Science of the Total Environment advierte que para finales de siglo, entre el 35 y el 75 por ciento de las tierras cafeteras de Brasil, el mayor país cafetero del mundo. podría quedar inutilizable. Y esta amenaza se extiende más allá de Brasil. Los caficultores a través de América del Sur, África Central y el Sudeste Asiático ya están experimentando la adversa efectos del calentamiento global. A pesar de estas amenazas, la demanda mundial de café se está disparando. Los consumidores impulsan las tendencias en la industria del café, exigiendo experiencias especiales y explorando perfiles de sabor únicos. Desde el café en cápsulas hasta la infusión en frío, los métodos de preparación alternativos están ganando popularidad, permitiendo personalizar su experiencia. El café adquiere características diferentes cuando lo mezclas con otras cosas. Algunas personas lo hacen con chocolate, también se puede saborear. Algunas personas lo hacen con fruta. Pero no todos café puede reaccionar de una buena manera. Pero este café con trébol de Ruanda es increíble. Incluso para mí estoy impresionado. Se prevé que la generación de ingresos de los mercados del café alcance más de 94 mil millones dólares este año, y se espera que crezca anualmente algo más del tres y medio por ciento entre 2024 y 2028. Los consumidores de café estadounidenses son los que más ingresos generan en el mercado del café, con una estimación del 11 mil millones de dólares en 2024, seguidos de Alemania, Brasil, Japón e Italia. A medida que los mercados emergentes abrazan el consumo de café, la demanda de productos ecológicos y justos aumenta. y de comercio justo, lo que reconfigura el futuro del mercado mundial del café.

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