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The dominant producer price level is around 17-18 euro cents, and this level has remained fairly stable in recent weeks.

Honduras's "Tribune" reported on the 25th that onion grower Salvador Castillo warned that the pest thrips are becoming increasingly resistant to pesticides and are extremely difficult to control, causing other diseases to spread in crops. He pointed out: "This pest infects crops with other diseases, and the situation is getting worse." It is understood that Honduras' onions mainly rely on imports from the Netherlands and Guatemala, and the onion production crisis in Comayagua may lead to further increases in market prices. For affected producers, the economic loss per person may be as high as 2 million lempiras, but the specific data on the impact of the entire region cannot be counted yet. Currently in the market, the price of a net bag of onions is between 600 and 700 lempiras. But if the supply continues to be short, the price may soar to 1,600 lempiras. If no urgent measures are taken, the product may even face the risk of shortage. In response to this crisis, onion producers are actively seeking technical assistance, hoping to mitigate the damage through alternatives and resume production as soon as possible.

The North-West European Potato Producers Group (NEPG, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium) has expressed its concern