AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCoffee & Regenerative Farming: Löfbergs launched “Löfbergs Honduras,” positioning Honduras-grown Arabica from the Cafico cooperative as ROC®-certified (organic, Fairtrade, and regenerative) for Nordic hotel partners, with a focus on soil health, biodiversity, and living wages. Food Security & Climate Pressure: A report warns El Niño could disrupt Latin American supply chains and raise food-security risks, with Honduras highlighted among countries facing mounting pressure. Garífuna Land Rights vs. Illicit Economies: Coverage on the Garífuna fight for land on Honduras’ Caribbean coast says demarcation efforts in Iriona have been stalled by threats tied to drug-trafficking corridors, underscoring how security issues can derail property and development outcomes. Migration & Labor Impacts: A new Honduran migrant caravan is linked to violence and rising living costs, with El Niño cited as a potential driver of more departures—relevant for regional labor and logistics planning. Regional Trade in Coffee: EU data shows Honduras shipped 136,500 tonnes of coffee to the bloc in 2025, reinforcing Honduras’ role in export markets even as global costs and routes shift.
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