Concerns Grow in Morocco Over Alleged Sale of Donkey Meat
18 January 2025
On the web, many Moroccans are concerned about the marketing of donkey meat of unknown origin and are calling on the competent authorities to urgently open investigations.
18 January 2025
On the web, many Moroccans are concerned about the marketing of donkey meat of unknown origin and are calling on the competent authorities to urgently open investigations.
17 January 2025
As the holy month of Ramadan approaches, the Moroccan Federation of Consumer Rights is concerned about the stability of the domestic market and is calling for urgent measures (…)
16 January 2025
In Morocco, olive oil prices could soar this year due to several factors, including a supply impacted by drought. Some oil mills are running at a slow pace, while others have (…)
9 January 2025
The authorities in Casablanca are carrying out a large-scale operation to ensure that cafes and restaurants comply with the obligation to have a "cash register". A measure (…)
8 January 2025
According to the Numbeo cost of living index by city, three Moroccan cities are among the 10 most expensive cities in Africa in 2025.
8 January 2025
Since January 3, 2025, Morocco has applied a definitive anti-dumping duty on imports of PVC from the United States. This follows a joint order from the Ministries of Industry (…)
8 January 2025
Menus that have been successful in Morocco will be marketed for the first time in France by the fast food chain, McDonald’s.
6 January 2025
Bad news for Moroccans. The price of poultry continues to rise, reaching 30 dirhams per kilogram compared to 18 dirhams a few months ago. A rise that is causing concern, as the (…)
27 December 2024
Morocco is tightening the screws on imports of canned Egyptian tomatoes. Since Tuesday, December 24, Moroccan customs have been applying a definitive anti-dumping duty of (…)
22 December 2024
Information has recently circulated about the arrest of a butcher in the Derb Nakhla souk in Bab Doukkala, accused of selling dog meat while passing it off as red meat.