Coffee prices have surged in the past year on international markets. Here's why drought, a weak loonie and Donald Trump's tariff threats are putting a 'pinch' on your cup of joe.

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President Trump's tariff threats on Colombia have caused a stir in the global coffee market, leading to rising prices.