Faced with the rise in onion prices, the Ministry of Agriculture has provided explanations in an attempt to reassure consumers. The main points to remember are that the ministry, through a press release published on Thursday, May 9, stated that "prices will return to normal with the gradual entry of the current season’s onion production".
Analyses carried out by the National Institute of Fisheries Research (INRH) have detected the presence of marine biotoxins in shellfish from the Ras Kebdana-Nador area. The authorities in the sector have banned their consumption and sale.
The South China Morning Post (SCMP) website has provided details on the consumption of Chinese tea by Moroccans. Thus, the Kingdom imported some 77,562 tons last year, nearly a quarter of China’s total tea exports. This places Morocco as a privileged customer, but also "as a gateway to North and West Africa."
As Ramadan approaches, most discussions revolve around the surge in prices of basic necessities. Will we have to abstain from them or is there hope for strict control of the dumping prevailing in the market?
The digital revolution will have a direct impact on economic opportunities, the job market and social well-being in Africa, according to a study by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG).
Fuel prices rose by 5.2%, despite the stability of the consumer price index observed between February and March 2019.
A new tax imposed by the mayor of Fez would not have pleased the butchers of the city who, for a large part, have turned to clandestine slaughterhouses, thus greatly increasing the health risk.
The Attorney General at the Casablanca Court of Appeal has confirmed the 10-year prison sentence handed down at first instance against members of a gang guilty of clandestine slaughter, dog slaughter, distribution and sale of their meat.
News that is certainly not going to delight tea lovers in Morocco, who are numerous. Several brands of Chinese teas are in the sights of the Moroccan health authorities due to the presence of pesticide residues.
This will certainly displease many! Media sources claim that 0% interest rates on auto loans will disappear next month from the credit options offered to automotive customers. They will be stopped by Bank Al-Mahgrib. In other words, "prohibited".