Honduras food price surge deepens household food insecurity, UNAH expert warns

Rising food prices in Honduras are increasingly straining household budgets and worsening food and nutritional insecurity, according to María Luisa García, coordinator of the UNAH Observatory of Food and Nutritional Security. The claim is based on expert commentary rather than new data, and the extent of the impact remains unquantified. This matters as sustained price pressures could heighten social instability and strain public resources in one of Central America's most food-insecure nations.

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