If you’ve noticed a spike in the price of eggs lately, you’re not ‌alone. But​ another breakfast staple is also feeling the pinch: coffee.

March coffee ‍futures reached an all-time high of $3.649 per pound on Tuesday, according to Reuters. Traders are closely watching Brazil’s coffee crop, ‍which suffered from dry weather last year. “The extent to which Brazil’s crop will be able ​to recover ‍from last year’s ‌dry weather”‌ is a major concern, Reuters‍ reported.

Adding ⁤fuel to the fire, coffee exports ‌from India, the world’s seventh-largest coffee producer, are projected to drop⁢ by⁤ more than 10% in 2025. Reuters cites “lower production and reduced carry-forward stocks from ⁢last ‌season’s crop” as⁣ the reasons ⁣behind this decline.

These factors combined are creating a perfect storm for coffee prices, ⁢leaving consumers facing sticker ⁤shock at the checkout counter.