
Moroccan Chef Brings Mediterranean Flavors to Singapore's Hawker Scene
In Singapore, a Moroccan has opened a stall in a hawker center, where he offers meals rarely available in the country to customers.

In Singapore, a Moroccan has opened a stall in a hawker center, where he offers meals rarely available in the country to customers.

Hit by drought, Morocco is turning to France to supply soft wheat. The hexagon exported 1 million tons to the kingdom this summer.

Morocco maintains its import restitution system for soft wheat for the benefit of operators. A significant quantity of this cereal will soon be ordered.

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 drop in durum wheat production in Canada, currently the world’s main supplier facing climate change, has led to a rise in the price of this raw material in Morocco, where it is used to make couscous and semolina.
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.

In "Who is the neighborhood Arab?", a four-episode podcast, journalist Noujoub Rejbi, daughter of a neighborhood grocer in the 19th arrondissement of Paris, pays tribute to the people who run the shop. Without failing to deconstruct the prejudices.

France, the United Kingdom and Spain are the two main buyers who contributed to the strong growth in Moroccan exports of fruits and berries recorded over the 2018-2022 period.

Withdrawn from the Spanish market due to the danger it poses to children’s health, a French biscuit is still being marketed in Morocco. Voices are being raised to call for its withdrawal from the Moroccan market.

The Turkish chain Boost Coffee intends to make a place for itself on the Moroccan market and announces an expansion in the coming months.

The Mutandis company has just concluded a transfer contract with the Société des Boissons du Maroc (SBM), for the acquisition of "Ain Ifrane". Amount of the transaction: 380 million dirhams.

Germany, one of the main export markets for Spanish fruit producers, is increasingly turning to Morocco. This turnaround is worrying Spanish farmers, who are asking their government to find a solution against the "invasion" of Moroccan products.