Can consider Coffee-related Mutual Funds and ETFs

>I started drinking premium coffee at $Starbucks(SBUX.US)$ because of its presence in most major cities. I like the ambiance and the aroma of coffee when I step into the store.
>I did a little research and found that Starbucks. Starbucks recently released its fiscal 2024 Q2 earnings report, in which the beverage retailer generated $8.6 billion in revenue, 2% YoY decline. Its net income declined 15% from $908 million a year ago to $772 million as its operating expenses, depreciation and amortization expenses, and general and administrative expenses all increased.
>Starbucks stock sold off sharply (more than 15%) after its most recent earnings report, resulting in the world's largest coffee chain losing nearly $15 billion in market capitalization.
>Analysts said the stock still looks attractive due to 2 reasons. First P/E ratio of the company trades at roughly 21 times earnings, well below its five-year median of 31 times earnings, signaling that the stock is cheap. Second Starbucks prioritizes returning capital to shareholders through dividends and share repurchases. The company has paid and raised its dividend for 13 consecutive years and currently pays a quarterly dividend of $0.57.
>Starbucks faced increased competition from the drive-thru coffee chain $Dutch Bros(BROS.US)$ which is taking market share in the US. Its revenue of $275 million during the most recent quarter represented 39% YoY growth. For Starbucks to win back the market share, it needs to innovate the business model and brand. I can't tell which coffee company is on the rise in the next quarter. If I were to invest in coffee stock for the long term, coffee-related mutual funds or ETFs may be a good start.

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