Morocco is preparing to supply Brazil with 3.8 million tonnes of phosphate fertilizers for the 2026-2027 agricultural season. This volume alone would cover 76% of the shortfall estimated by the Brazilian government.
Spain imported 222,000 tonnes of diesel from Morocco between January and July, a record. But deliveries fell by 87% in one month as Moscow restricted its exports, reviving suspicions about the fuel’s true origin.
The British government estimates that investments expected in Morocco over the next five to six years will exceed £50 billion, or approximately 640 billion dirhams at the current exchange rate. London is simultaneously preparing an agreement intended to facilitate its companies’ access to Moroccan public procurement markets.
Russia has suspended imports from a Moroccan establishment after arsenic was detected again in refrigerated sole. Already placed under enhanced monitoring in June for the same reason, the exporter has been barred from the Russian market since 7 September.
Kazakhstan wants to establish a major grain stockpile in a Moroccan port for the kingdom and African markets. The arrangement would enable this landlocked country to use Morocco’s Atlantic coastline and logistical infrastructure to develop its exports.
Brazilian meat blocked by the European Union has found a new outlet in Morocco. This redirection is hurting Spanish farmers, who have already lost a Moroccan market that absorbed more than 60 000 cattle in 2024.
The boycott of American products is bringing lasting changes to Canadian supermarkets. To reduce their dependence on the United States, retailers are now turning to five countries, including Morocco, while the share of American vegetables is declining.
U.S. companies exported $4.069 billion worth of goods to Morocco between January and July 2026, compared with $804.4 million to Algeria. This one-to-five gap is accompanied by completely opposite trade balances.
British goods exports to Morocco reached £2.153 billion in the first half of 2026. In just six months, they exceeded by £667 million the amount recorded during the entire previous year.
Morocco is considering suspending its onion exports to several African markets again, just two months after they resumed. The aim would be to safeguard domestic supply and prevent prices from rising at the end of the season.
Sales of Moroccan vehicles to France fell by 25% in 2025. This decline contrasts with the growth of other industrial products manufactured in Morocco and contributes to the return of a significant French trade surplus.
Morocco would have a particularly favorable commercial window between early November and mid-December to sell its avocados in Europe. After this period, the massive arrival of Israeli production could complicate a Moroccan campaign expected to see a significant recovery.