Preferential market access from Honduras
Honduras has a broad network of trade agreements across the Americas, Europe and Asia. Qualifying originating goods can access preferential tariff treatment under the terms and rules of each agreement.
CAFTA-DR strengthens access to the U.S. market
The Dominican Republic–Central America–United States Free Trade Agreement provides a preferential trade framework between Honduras, the United States and participating regional markets.
Preferential treatment depends on meeting the applicable rules of origin and product-specific requirements, making origin compliance an important part of export planning.
Honduras' international trade-agreement network
Honduras maintains trade agreements with major markets across North America, Latin America, Europe and Asia, expanding the destinations available to qualifying exports.
United States
Dominican Republic–Central America–United States Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA-DR).
European Union
Association Agreement between Central America and the European Union.
Canada
Free Trade Agreement between Honduras and Canada.
Mexico
Free Trade Agreement between Mexico and the countries of Central America.
Colombia
Free Trade Agreement between Colombia and El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
Chile
Free Trade Agreement between Central America and Chile.
Peru
Free Trade Agreement between Honduras and Peru.
Panama
Free Trade Agreement between Central America and Panama.
Dominican Republic
Free Trade Agreement between Central America and the Dominican Republic.
South Korea
Free Trade Agreement between Central America and the Republic of Korea.
United Kingdom
Association Agreement between the United Kingdom and Central America.
Connected to the Central American market
Honduras participates in Central America's economic integration framework, supporting regional trade and cross-border manufacturing across neighboring markets.
Honduras
Guatemala
El Salvador
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Panama
Market access that complements Honduras' nearshore location
Trade agreements add another layer to Honduras' manufacturing proposition by combining geographic proximity, export infrastructure and preferential frameworks for qualifying products.