Honduras is aiming to become a textile export leader in the Americas. This will be achieved through a textile hub with world class talent that pushes the frontier of knowledge in sustainable textile development.

The existing textile and apparel industry infrastructure in Honduras has outstanding conditions for investment and expansion opportunities. There are 18 industrial parks that together have a construction area of more than 1.8 million square meters, and advantages like availability of airports, ports, highways, telephones, water and electrical supply, customs paperwork, low working costs, machinery and logistics.

The textile and apparel industry has the capacity of biomass production as well as wastewater management technologies allowing high productivity in a sustainable manner. The current investment in the country’s fabric and clothing manufacturing is estimated to be around $7.8 billion. Focused on corporate social responsibility, manufacturers also promote training initiatives, housing access opportunities, safety and occupational health standards, and also a new pilot project of child care centers. This provides residential areas with security, stability and comfort for textile and garment sector employees and their families.

The country is aiming to be the new destination for textile and apparel investment. It is providing a solid platform of facilities and benefits articulated with the purpose of promoting foreign investment and ventures with outstanding conditions that are strengthened every day.