Olive Oil Fraud in Morocco: How Sellers Deceived Consumers
14 January 2026
The National Office of Sanitary Safety of Food Products (ONSSA) has seized and destroyed 9 tons of non-compliant olive oil.
14 January 2026
The National Office of Sanitary Safety of Food Products (ONSSA) has seized and destroyed 9 tons of non-compliant olive oil.
31 December 2025
As the olive harvest campaign is in full swing in Morocco, stalls are filling up with unlabeled and untraceable bottles of oil. This anarchic proliferation is of great concern (…)
8 December 2025
The markets in northern Morocco are facing a worrying proliferation of fraudulent olive oil. While demand is exploding with the new harvest, consumers seeking low prices are (…)
30 November 2025
The liter of olive oil is now trading around 55 dirhams in Moroccan markets, a sharp drop compared to the previous season. However, this price calm is accompanied by a worrying (…)
23 November 2025
Moroccan olive oil professionals denounce a practice of consumers who press the oil themselves to avoid fraud.
8 November 2025
The National Office of Sanitary Safety of Food Products (ONSSA) published a clarification this Saturday, November 8, in response to rumors circulating on social networks. These (…)
18 September 2025
The information relayed in the European press and Moroccan media concerning a general suspension of imports of Moroccan cherry tomatoes following a health alert issued in the (…)
22 June 2025
Des organisations de protection des consommateurs appellent les autorités locales à renforcer les contrôles des snacks sur les plages en cette saison estivale afin d’éviter (…)
8 June 2025
A food quality control operation conducted in Taroudant has resulted in the seizure of a significant quantity of products unfit for consumption. The intervention, which (…)
26 February 2025
Egypt has decided to temporarily suspend the control of food exports to Morocco. This is due to the rather long delays in customs clearance of Egyptian agricultural and (…)