Coffee prices in the US are set to rise significantly as new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration affect major coffee producing countries. Business owners, including a 28-year-old coffee shop founder, express concerns that they may need to raise prices by as much as 25% to cope with the increased costs of coffee beans. The tariffs are leading to uncertainty among small business owners, particularly in New Hampshire and Chicago, where shop owners are already raising prices. These changes are not only attributed to tariffs but also to climate extremes impacting coffee-growing regions. As coffee drinkers brace for what could be record prices, industry experts discuss the broader implications of these tariffs on the local and global coffee market.