EU deforestation law risks leaving Honduran coffee farmers behind

Mongabay
May 11, 2026, 11:15 am120 ptsTrending
Reinerio Zepeda is 88 and for almost a century has made his living from arabica coffee, grown in the shade at his finca, or ranch, near Minas de Oro in central Honduras. “I love the peace up here, the trees and the birds,” he tells Mongabay by phone. Zepeda is one of the 98,000 coffee growers registered in…

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