AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHonduras Agriculture Under El Niño Pressure: A drought in Santa Ana is hitting local farmers hard, with the mayor calling for emergency federal action to secure water and protect next year’s food and economic stability. Honduras Migration Risk: A new Honduran migrant caravan is departing for the U.S., and experts warn El Niño could push more people north as violence and living costs keep squeezing households. Garífuna Land Rights vs. Organized Crime: In Iriona (Colón), Garífuna communities say land demarcation efforts are being undermined by threats tied to drug trafficking, complicating enforcement of an Inter-American Court ruling. Coffee Supply Chain Move: Löfbergs launched ROC-certified Honduras coffee in Europe, aiming to boost regenerative, soil-health focused production with certified standards reaching hotels in the Nordic region. Fuel Protests in Honduras: Nationwide protests erupted over a fuel price hike lasting 11 weeks, adding pressure to household costs and local business operations. Regional Trade Context for Honduras: EU coffee imports rose sharply in value in 2025, with Honduras shipping 136,500 tonnes—useful backdrop for exporters watching demand and pricing.
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