In France, the American fast food multinational McDonald’s is offering a Moroccan drink for the second edition of its "Taste the World" operation.
The municipality of Berrechid no longer wants street vendors who use mobile carts to sell vegetables, fruits, water, and coffee, and made a decision to this effect last week. Professionals are demanding an alternative.
The consumer price index (CPI) recorded a sharp slowdown in May 2025, standing at +0.4%. This trend is driven by the decline in food products and fuels, according to the HCP. Focus on the cities most affected and the products that are decreasing.
The price of bread, a widely consumed product in Morocco, could see an increase in the coming days or weeks. This is due to market fluctuations and rising transport and production costs.
The French group Casino is partnering with H&S Invest Holding to establish more than 210 retail outlets in Morocco under the Franprix and Monoprix brands. An ambitious project that combines proximity, fresh products, and a digitalized customer experience.
A few days before the celebration of Eid al-Adha, the anarchic proliferation of seasonal sheep sales points in the suburbs of Salé is pushing local authorities to deploy dedicated control commissions for permanent or temporary livestock markets.
In the United Kingdom, supermarkets are facing a shortage of sardines due to poor fishing conditions off the coast of Morocco.
Rachid, a Muslim butcher of Moroccan origin in Bilbao, faces criticism from his community since he decided to sell pork, in addition to halal meat.
UNESCO partners with Morocco for its global project aimed at publishing for the very first time an international Atlas of food heritage, as well as a digital platform for the safeguarding, promotion, and transmission of food heritage to future generations.
In Paris, Bacha Coffee, the renowned Moroccan brand, has opened its first European flagship store on the Champs-Élysées.
Information claiming that a bank data hack was orchestrated via the Glovo app, the Moroccan subsidiary of the delivery platform, turns out to be false.
Since April 1st, the price of coffee has risen sharply, sparking outrage from the National Federation of Café and Restaurant Owners in Morocco.