A Toulouse-based fast-food chain says that an establishment in Al Hoceïma is using its name without belonging to its network. It warns customers that it guarantees neither the products served nor the quality of the service.
Morocco is preparing a new generation of biometric passports equipped with additional protections against counterfeiting. The new document will begin to be rolled out gradually from August 2026, without requiring holders to immediately replace their current passport.
Under the impetus of Europol and European prosecutors, Belgium is intensifying its fight against illegal streaming networks. Large-scale operations are now targeting pirate box suppliers, threatening a rapidly expanding market in the country.
Conceived by a Nivelles native of Moroccan origin, the triple beer "Marlouf transforms a pejorative term into a brewing success story. Selling 30,000 liters annually, this beverage is exported massively abroad, establishing itself well beyond its original Belgian market.
A resident of Eu was sentenced by the Dieppe court for the resale of counterfeit products on Facebook . The hearing highlighted the scale of international production networks, notably citing Morocco and China.
Derb Ghallef is a global temple of informal trade, but its days in its current form are numbered. The new development plan for Casablanca plans to replace this maze with a modern shopping center of more than 7 hectares, radically transforming the face of the Maârif district.
There are fewer and fewer counterfeit banknotes in circulation in Morocco . This is the finding of Bank Al-Maghrib in its latest annual report. The downward trend is confirmed, with the counterfeiting rate being divided by five compared to 2018.
The Moroccan Observatory for Consumer Protection (OMPC) is warning against the worrying proliferation of clandestine workshops specializing in olive preservation and harissa production. It calls on the competent authorities to react urgently to put an end to these practices, which constitute a serious threat to public health.
The Moroccan authorities are waging a fierce battle against the informal sector in the clothing industry. Since February, significant seizures of counterfeit goods have been carried out in several cities of the kingdom.
Moroccan consumer protection associations are sounding the alarm about counterfeit olive oils , which pose a danger to the health of Moroccans.
In the booming sports sector in Morocco, the informal sector is gaining ground. Professionals, dissatisfied, are sounding the alarm.
Morocco is considering retaliatory measures against Egypt, accusing it of pursuing a "blocking" policy against Moroccan products. A situation that costs the kingdom some 6 billion DH annually.