Slowly but surely, the Egyptian group Kazyon, specialized in the small retail format of consumer products, is establishing itself as a competitor to the Turkish hard-discounter BIM Stores.
In Morocco, the resurgence of food poisoning cases in several cities is worrying consumer rights associations, which are calling for strengthened controls in restaurants and fast food establishments to ensure compliance with hygiene and health safety rules.
In Morocco, a tug-of-war pits a multinational beverage company (Coca-Cola) against grocery store owners due to "abusive commercial practices".
More than 20 people ended up in the hospital after consuming a meal in a fast-food establishment in Casablanca.
A draft law proposing the imposition of financial penalties to fight food waste is being studied in the Moroccan parliament.
In Morocco, several factors explain the soaring prices of sardines, which are eroding not only household purchasing power but also having a negative impact on the value chain.
Residents of downtown Beni Ensar discovered a head and remains of a slaughtered donkey and expressed deep outrage at this criminal act, which poses a threat to safety and health.
Russia has recently blocked a large shipment of fish from Morocco, citing a discrepancy between the information on the labels and that in the accompanying documents.
A family of three people was rushed to the Mohammed V Hospital in Tangier following a food poisoning incident. They had just consumed spoiled eggs.
In Nador, the prices of sardines known as the "poor man’s fish" are soaring to the great dismay of consumers. Exasperated, they are taking to social media to denounce the behavior of brokers they hold responsible for this price surge.
Morocco has become the world’s largest importer of Chinese tea, with purchases reaching $123.5 million between January and July 2024. This is what the General Administration of Chinese Customs revealed, specifying that China exported its tea to 123 countries during this period.
The European Union’s Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF) has issued an alert concerning a batch of contaminated Moroccan shrimp exported to Spain.