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Rising coffee prices drive search for substitutes in Japan

TOKYO: Japan ranks fourth in the world for coffee bean consumption, but there are growing concerns that climate change could threaten the supply of coffee. That has led to a series of new beverages on the market that recreate coffee's distinctive roasted flavour.

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咖啡价格上涨促使日本寻找替代品

Two coffee-like drinks, Mirai no Black and Mirai no Latte, are made with other kinds of beans that are less susceptible to the effects of climate change. - The Japan News/ANN

TOKYO: Japan ranks fourth in the world for coffee bean consumption, but there are growing concerns that climate change could threaten the supply of coffee. That has led to a series of new beverages on the market that recreate coffee’s distinctive roasted flavour.

In late July, a “brown rice decaf”, made by slowly roasting brown rice from various regions of Japan, was sold at the general goods shop Sekai no Chofu-do in Chofu, Tokyo.

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