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Honduras's seized-assets office (OABI) is accepting bids through September 3 for the sale of 2,400 quintals (about 108 metric tons) of confiscated coffee stored in Santa Rosa de Copán, comprising 2,200 quintals of premium-grade beans and 200 of lower-grade stock.

Honduras's agriculture ministry and the national coffee institute signed a 100-million-lempira (about $4 million) cooperation agreement to boost coffee production through research, technical assistance, technology transfer, and improved quality standards.

Fundación Próspera is partnering with the inaugural Espressate Roatán event on July 11 to showcase Honduran coffee to producers, entrepreneurs, and international visitors, aiming to open new markets and highlight the quality of the country's coffee industry.