JOHANNESBURG - Don't choke on your coffee.
But, you are set to pay even more for your daily brew.
A rise in global coffee prices is being attributed to climate change in the world's largest coffee producer, Brazil.
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The country experienced its hottest year on record last year while a number of forest fires also broke out.
Nestle warns coffee lovers are likely to see an increase of between 30 to 40 percent this year.
And it's not just your morning brew as any product containing coffee will also see price hikes.