A severe drought is impacting agricultural production across various regions in Honduras, leading to a reduced availability of corn. The lack of rainfall has also negatively affected livestock feed, prompting state institutions to evaluate their current resource management strategies.
In response to the supply concerns, the Honduran Agricultural Marketing Institute (IHMA) has confirmed that it maintains sufficient reserves of beans to supply the national market. Authorities are currently reviewing mechanisms to address the broader impact of the drought on the country's food security.
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