Criticism of Moroccan banks is multiplying. Increasing fees, insufficient transparency, lack of liquidity in ATMs: these are practices that the Moroccan Federation of Consumer Rights describes as abusive and contrary to the law in force.
The price of gold has reached unprecedented heights on the Moroccan market, causing concern among consumers. The 18-carat gold gram, the most sought after by families, is now trading between 900 and 950 dirhams. This surge is occurring during the wedding season, a period when the demand for jewelry is traditionally the highest.
The National Union of Cafes and Restaurants of Morocco has strongly reacted to a controversy that arose on social media concerning the alleged obligation for customers to order a second drink or leave the premises.
Spanish olive oil, a major economic sector, is the subject of online disinformation. A persistent rumor, circulating since 2023, wrongly claims that major Spanish brands would use olives from Morocco for their production.
Morocco has just banned the manufacture, import, distribution and use of nail varnishes and gels, and all cosmetic products containing Diphenyl Trimethylbenzoyl Phosphine Oxide, known as TPO.
A drink made with date pits. This is what Ayoub Belemlih proposes to replace coffee. A 100% natural espresso, without caffeine or theine.
Even though Spain produces a variety of fruits and vegetables, many Spanish merchants and supermarkets believe it is more profitable to sell those of Moroccan origin. This is what a fruit seller affirmed in a video published on social media, sparking a lively controversy.
The consumer price index (CPI) recorded a slight decrease of 0.1% in July 2025 compared to the previous month, according to data from the High Commission for Planning (HCP). Good news for Moroccan households.
Thanks to its low prices and massive volumes, a brand is recording strong performance to the point of being the sole leader in the hypermarket sector in Morocco.
A Spanish tourist says she was seduced by the "burger" she consumed in a fast food restaurant in Morocco, for only 10 dirhams (1 euro).
A sign displayed in a café in the city of Larache, Morocco, has provoked strong reactions on social media. The sign imposed a time limit on customers, an initiative that has been widely perceived as a restriction of their freedom.
The court of first instance in Taza sentenced an activist to eight months in prison for "contempt of public officials in the exercise of their duties" and "dissemination of false allegations and facts through computer systems with the aim of defaming individuals."