Honduran Coffee Exports Surpass 7 Million Quintales, Aiming for Record $2.35 Billion in Foreign Currency

Honduras's coffee sector is experiencing one of its most successful periods, having already exported 7.18 million quintales of coffee with 45 days left in the 2025/26 harvest season. This figure surpasses the 6.14 million quintales exported in the previous cycle, setting a new record for the country.

This robust export performance is a significant boon for the Honduran economy, generating an estimated $2.25 billion in foreign currency. The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (SAG) emphasized that coffee is more than just a source of revenue; it sustains the economy of over 2,300 villages nationwide.

The government is also prioritizing support for coffee producers. A program providing incentives has reached 93% of its target beneficiaries, with over 80,000 producers receiving fertilizer, and only 18,000 yet to be delivered. Furthermore, a recent agreement worth 100 million lempiras will bolster the Honduran Coffee Institute (Ihcafé), funding crucial research and field training to enhance the long-term productivity of Honduran coffee.

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This is a very important figure for the country and for the economy, because so far it is generating a revenue of $2.25 billion.