
Morocco Aims to Double Date Production to 300,000 Tons by 2030
3 November 2022
Morocco intends to mobilize its efforts and resources to double its date production, reaching 300,000 tons per year, compared to 149,000 tons in 2021.
3 November 2022
Morocco intends to mobilize its efforts and resources to double its date production, reaching 300,000 tons per year, compared to 149,000 tons in 2021.
16 October 2022
Morocco is not yet taking measures to counter the entry of avian flu currently raging in Europe and the sub-region into its territory. This attitude of the authorities is (…)
7 October 2022
Announced for several months by professionals in the sector, the milk shortage has been confirmed by the government during the weekly press briefing. According to the (…)
29 September 2022
To deal with the water deficit, the Moroccan government has decided to suspend subsidies for crops that consume the most water, such as watermelon, avocado and new citrus (…)
27 September 2022
Given the essential role played by weekly souks in socio-economic development, the Minister of Agriculture has announced work on the renovation of these spaces.
22 September 2022
A strong increase in olive production has been recorded in Morocco during the 2021-2022 agricultural season. It is estimated at nearly 2 million tons, an increase of 21% (…)
8 August 2022
The 2021/2022 agricultural season ended with a cereal production of 34 million quintals, compared to 103.2 million quintals obtained a year earlier, a decrease of 67%, (…)
9 July 2022
On the eve of Eid Al-Adha, Moroccans are focused on buying the sheep and especially its price. The Ministry of Agriculture has provided the latest information from livestock (…)
9 July 2022
To prevent meat from deteriorating during Eid Al Adha, the National Office of Food Safety (ONSSA) has provided advice to follow after slaughter.
21 June 2022
More than a year after the legalization of medical cannabis in Morocco, six new implementing decrees have recently been published, touching among other things on the steps to (…)