Cocoa price recovers to $5,600-6,000/t; Honduras output stagnant

International cocoa prices have rebounded to $5,600-6,000 per tonne from a low of $3,400, but Honduras has failed to increase production due to lack of incentives for expanding cultivation. The price recovery is likely driven by global supply concerns, while Honduras's stagnant output highlights persistent structural constraints in its cocoa sector.

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