The price of coffee is currently higher than ever. To make sure our farmers continue to get a fair price AND we can continue to offer you the best quality coffee, we will adjust our prices starting April 8, 2025.

At BOOT Coffee, we deliberately wait to adjust prices until we know the actual purchase prices, working directly with our partners and focusing on fair pricing, quality, and sustainability. For us, “fair” means that the price is agreed upon in direct consultation with our partners, with an eye toward the bigger picture. This year, we’re seeing an average increase of 25%. We’re not passing on the full increase. The price per kilogram is rising by an average of 9%, which amounts to about 3 cents per cup.

What’s going on?

- Climate change: Drought and extreme weather conditions are reducing crop yields. In Panama, harvests are as much as 60% lower than normal.
- Higher production costs: Farmers are paying more for labor, fertilizers and sustainable cultivation. Because yes, working sustainably means investing more
- Currency exchange rates: We pay more for the same amount of coffee.
- Transportation costs: Longer shipping routes, container shortages and higher fuel costs - transporting coffee has become more expensive everywhere.

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Thank you for your understanding and, above all, for your passion for delicious, fair-trade coffee! ☕❤️