Honduras’s Public Ministry said its anti-drug directorate, the DLCN, reported that authorities seized 1,652 pounds (about 749 kg) of marijuana in the previous 18 months.[1] In the same period the DLCN said 221,453 marijuana plants were destroyed.[1] The DLCN put the market value of all the drugs seized in the period at 1,092 million lempiras, or 42 million dollars.[1] The figures covered a mixed haul: 4,296 kilograms of cocaine were seized and 574,508 coca bushes destroyed, neither of which is counted as cannabis here.[1]

The DLCN, a specialised unit of the Public Ministry, reported the figures on Tuesday 20 May 2025.[1] The anti-drug directorate published no break-up of the cannabis by department, operation or date.[2]

Honduras remains a transit corridor for drugs moving from South America to the United States, including through the Caribbean coast and La Mosquitia.[1]