Moroccan Prickly Pear Crisis: Farmers Turn to High-Tech Solutions as Prices Soar
Moroccan farmers are adopting new methods to cope with the decline in prickly pear production, which has led to an increase in demand and a surge in prices for this product.
Prickly pear producers are now using greenhouses that offer better protection against weather conditions and pests, in order to offset losses and ensure stable production.
Despite a partial recovery in production thanks to these modern methods, prices have continued to rise, some professionals have reported. A situation that raises questions about the effectiveness of distribution chains and the role of intermediaries in the rise of prices on the markets.
Faced with the continued rise in prickly pear prices, players in the sector are calling on the authorities to support farmers and monitor prices, while proposing sustainable solutions to protect this fruit from pests and ensure its accessibility to consumers at affordable prices.
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