
Morocco's Avocado Exports Surge to Record Levels Despite Drought
The drought affecting Morocco will not have a negative impact on its avocado exports. The kingdom is on the verge of setting a new record.

The drought affecting Morocco will not have a negative impact on its avocado exports. The kingdom is on the verge of setting a new record.

Salafist sheikh Mohamed Al Fizazi has just issued a "fatwa" against Algerian dates and says he prefers Israeli dates. He explains himself.

Morocco is forced to restrict its tomato exports due to high domestic prices. Cherry tomatoes are not affected by the restrictions.

Morocco has recorded a record increase in its avocado exports by volume during the season and could repeat the feat during the 2022/23 season (July-June).

As the month of Ramadan begins in a few days, the import and marketing of Algerian dates could be banned in Morocco. Opposition deputies have launched an appeal in this direction.

Morocco has quadrupled its exports of frozen raspberries to the European Union (EU) in two years, going from 3,600 tons in 2020 to 16,700 tons in 2022.

On Monday, Morocco issued the first import authorization for cannabis seeds intended for about twenty farmers who wanted to start the legal cultivation of this plant for pharmaceutical and industrial purposes.

Operating in Morocco for nearly 30 years, the world leader in micro-irrigation technologies has decided to expand its activities by setting up its new factory in Kenitra.

Belgian supermarkets are facing a shortage of certain fruits and vegetables. They are having trouble sourcing from Morocco, Spain and Turkey.

The Abbé Pierre Foundation, La France insoumise, the associations La Crise and Ruelle are supporting nine Moroccans (one worker and workers) who are victims of "modern slavery" in Dordogne, where they work for a wine entrepreneur in poor living and working conditions without being paid.

The Spanish group Daifressh, a specialist in berries and citrus fruits, will increase its production in Morocco, where it now has an additional 140 hectares.

Morocco has banned until further notice the export of tomatoes, onions and potatoes to West Africa, the main African market for Moroccan agri-food products.