Bali coffee prices expected to rise for tourists in 2026 due to increasing production costs

Coffee prices in Bali are projected to increase for tourists in 2026 due to rising production costs and growing demand. Yande J Wirawan, founder of Expat Roasters, noted that increased competition among roasteries and higher demand for raw materials, both domestically and internationally, are pushing costs up. He also highlighted concerns about farmer regeneration, as fewer young people are pursuing coffee farming. Munir, founder of Jenar Kopi, stated that coffee prices have been increasing monthly, with a recent 7-8% rise in June. He explained that while production costs are reducing profit margins for businesses, especially in tourist areas, they are hesitant to significantly raise prices to maintain competitiveness. High employee turnover in Bali's food and beverage industry also adds to operational and financial costs. Tourists should anticipate higher coffee prices, with a flat white potentially increasing from IDR 35,000 to IDR 50,000, though cheaper local coffee options will still be available.