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In a stunning shake-up of the coffee trade, Brazilian exporters — the world’s largest coffee producers — have redirected major shipments away from the United States and signed a $12 billion agreement with Canada. The deal guarantees long-term supply and favorable terms for Canadian importers at the very moment U.S. buyers are facing stricter inspections and rejected shipments.

The shift leaves American roasters and retailers scrambling to secure alternative sources. Smaller coffee brands, which lack the leverage of big multinationals, are warning of shortages and price spikes that could hit consumers within months. Cafés, grocery chains, and hospitality businesses across the U.S. are preparing for higher costs and potential menu changes.

For Brazil, the agreement with Canada cements its position as a reliable supplier in a time of trade tensions. For Canada, it means a secure supply of a key commodity and an opportunity to become a regional hub for coffee distribution. Trade experts point out that the episode underscores how quickly global supply chains can reconfigure when one major buyer becomes unpredictable.

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