16 Staple Foods Get Pricier Across Honduras
Published on Honduras Daily · Jun 16, 2026 · Originally reported June 15, 2026 by Diario Roatán
A consumer-advocacy group reported that at least 16 staple foods rose in price over the weekend, with beans reaching 120 lempiras (about $4.80) per measure and eggs up to 110 lempiras (about $4.40) per carton, along with higher prices for chayote, potatoes, peppers, and broccoli, blamed on weather, inflation, and Middle East conflicts.
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