
Egg Prices Soar in Morocco's Capital, Sparking Consumer Concerns
Eggs are now very expensive in Morocco. In most neighborhoods of Rabat, they are sold for 1.75 dirhams each. In Casablanca, however, prices remain relatively stable at 1.50 dirhams.

Eggs are now very expensive in Morocco. In most neighborhoods of Rabat, they are sold for 1.75 dirhams each. In Casablanca, however, prices remain relatively stable at 1.50 dirhams.

Bad news for Moroccan motorists. At the pump, fuel prices will continue to rise. This time, very sharply.

In Morocco, olive oil production will drop considerably due to the drought and heat waves that have affected several regions of the kingdom. As a result, the price of a liter of olive oil could exceed a price never reached before.

The bad news is repeating itself for Moroccan motorists. Fuel prices at service stations have continued to rise in recent weeks.
While wheat prices are rising, many Moroccans are worried about a possible surge in bread prices, especially the iconic 1.20 dirham bread. In the opinion of experts, bread will escape the price hike.

Up for several months, the price of a liter of olive oil is expected to reach 100 dirhams this season. The cause is the drought that is raging in the kingdom and affecting the main olive-producing regions.

The consumer price index (CPI) increased by 4.9% in July 2023, according to the High Commission for Planning (HCP).

A bad surprise awaits Moroccan motorists at the pump starting this Wednesday. Fuel prices at service stations continue to soar.

In Morocco, the new surge in fuel prices at the pump is far from unanimous. Experts struggle to agree on the justification for this new increase. For their part, consumers, particularly transporters, are complaining and threatening.

In Morocco, some tourists are unable to spend the summer vacation in hotels due to exorbitant or "exaggerated" prices charged by them. The massive arrival of Moroccans living abroad (MRE) during the months of July-August would be partly the cause.

Moroccan motorists had a bad surprise when arriving at the service stations this Wednesday. Fuel prices have once again risen.

Faced with the protest of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs), Mohammed Abdeljalil, Minister of Transport and Logistics, had to explain the surge in ticket prices of the national airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) .