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.
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.
The Moroccan dirham has once again lost ground against the euro. In one week, 1,000 euros are worth approximately 75 more dirhams based on Bank Al-Maghrib’s reference exchange rates.
The Spanish fishing fleet has shrunk by more than 60% since 1986. At the same time, purchases of Moroccan fish have surged by nearly 50% since 2018, fueling the anger of Spanish industry professionals, who denounce different constraints on the two sides of the Mediterranean.
Oil has climbed back above the $100 mark, reviving the risk of another fuel price increase in Morocco. Brent was still trading at around $100.50 on Thursday morning, after closing the previous day at $101.21.
Morocco has more than doubled its purchases of Argentine corn since the beginning of the year. Imports reached 1.55 million tonnes in seven months, a spectacular 133 % increase compared with 2025.
A Dutch trade publication took an in-depth look at Azura’s production operations in the Agadir region. The report describes a network of 24 farms and 600 hectares of crops, including 500 devoted to tomatoes.
Six months after the beginning of the crisis in the Middle East, the global sulfur market remains severely disrupted. The situation is particularly sensitive for Morocco: OCP has phosphate, but must massively import the sulfur essential to transforming it into fertilizer.
Gasoline loaded in the United Kingdom and several European countries is reportedly transiting through Tanger Med before being re-exported to Russia. An analysis of tanker movements reveals a much broader circuit than the first 30,000-ton shipment disclosed in July.