AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAgricultural Logistics: The IDB approved $101.68 million to upgrade roads in northwestern Honduras, aiming to cut transport costs and connect farming communities with markets and trade routes. Livestock Health: Texas A&M researchers secured about $4 million to study the New World screwworm outbreak in Honduras, tracking its spread and response to treatment to strengthen animal-health preparedness. Manufacturing: Gildan reported third-quarter results and updated its full-year 2026 guidance, a key development for Honduras’s textile sector. Land and Climate Risks: Farmers and environmental defenders face threats linked to land disputes, while coastal erosion and extreme weather are putting homes and local livelihoods in Cedeño at risk.
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