‘Super’ El Niño may soon make your coffee super expensive

What happened: Agricultural markets are already dealing with record-high diesel prices and high fertilizer costs, and a "super" El Niño is described as almost guaranteed to make matters worse for farmers and consumers. Why it matters: The added pressure from El Niño comes on top of existing cost burdens for farmers, with consequences expected for consumers as well.

Agricultural markets are already dealing with record-high diesel prices and high fertilizer costs, and a "super" El Niño is described as almost guaranteed to make matters worse for farmers and consumers.

The added pressure from El Niño comes on top of existing cost burdens for farmers, with consequences expected for consumers as well.