The fragility of the water balance in southeastern Morocco, a region already in a state of water stress, was the subject of a study published in the international journal "Water".
The issue of national preference is resurfacing in the Moroccan parliament. The last monthly session of this session will be devoted to this crucial question for the recovery strategy, with several actions designed by the deputies, in order to provide the principle of national preference with a permanent legal framework, ensuring SMEs the right of access to markets.
The Ministry of the Interior is determined to control the prices and quality of food products, particularly fruits and vegetables, and to ensure their regular supply to the market. This was announced by Noureddine Boutayeb , Minister Delegate to the Minister of the Interior.
The quality of bread, considered a staple food in Morocco, is at issue. In a press release, the Moroccan Federation of Consumer Rights (FMDC) has sounded the alarm on the subject, denouncing the "shortcomings" observed in its manufacturing process.
The greatest uncertainty of Moroccan households at the moment is the resumption of employment. In addition to the crisis that will continue to affect their consumption, 85% of households fear an increase in unemployment.
Morocco has adopted a new pricing grid for cigarettes, in order to regulate product accessibility and generate some tax revenue.
A year ago, the year-end holiday season rhymed with overflows and cash inflows for pastry chefs who set the date beyond which no more orders would be received. But with the current health crisis and the measures taken by the authorities, pastry chefs will not see many people.
Every year-end, the Moroccan chocolate market experiences its peak. But this year, due to the health crisis, Moroccans seem to have shunned this little pleasure.
0.2%, this is the increase that the consumer price index (CPI) in Morocco experienced in November last year, compared to the same period in 2019. The announcement was made by the High Commission for Planning (HCP).
While the health crisis has dealt a serious blow to the automotive market, it has not dampened the enthusiasm of Moroccans for luxury cars.
The Moroccan government is coming back to the fore, for the effective implementation of national preference, after a first call that went unheeded. This is the best way to cope with this unprecedented economic crisis, as operators in the Kingdom have never ceased to hammer home.
The consumer price index (CPI) increased by 1.3% during the month of October 2020. These details were provided by the High Commission for Planning (HCP).