AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEl Niño Drought Response: Honduras expanded its drought emergency, placing 28 more municipalities under red alert and bringing the total to 103, while water rationing tightens around Tegucigalpa as reservoir levels fall and rainfall deficits hit 100–200 mm. Agribusiness Community Investment: Dinant says it’s now supporting over 100 underserved Honduran communities across 16 municipalities, funding teachers, school kits, computers, footbridge and water-system upgrades, and health initiatives. Manufacturing Expansion: Anduro Manufacturing opened a new 155,000 sq ft woven polypropylene packaging facility in San Pedro Sula’s Zip San Jose free zone, doubling its footprint to meet rising demand for polywoven bags and related products. Regional Agricultural Health: Honduras joined Belize and other OIRSA members to strengthen cross-border surveillance and standardized prevention for threats like African Swine Fever and avian influenza, targeting borders, ports, and airports. Coffee Market Signals: Honduras-linked coffee supply expectations were cited as global prices retreated, with USDA projecting higher 2025/26 output for Honduras.
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