
Moroccan peppers banned in Germany
German authorities have withdrawn a batch of Moroccan peppers from the market after it was found to contain high levels of pesticide residues.

German authorities have withdrawn a batch of Moroccan peppers from the market after it was found to contain high levels of pesticide residues.

Morocco is at the top of the countries importing Tunisian dates over the past five months, according to official Tunisian sources. The kingdom imported 22.8% of the total Tunisian exports of this much-prized fruit during the month of Ramadan.

Defrauded by two Chinese export companies of household goods and kitchen utensils, Moroccan importers are working to recover their funds.

In France, health authorities fear a rapid spread of measles due to cases imported from Morocco.

Moroccan companies specialized in the import of cattle have ordered livestock from a French company that has not honored its commitments for months. These companies are asking to enter their funds to import cattle from Latin America.

While Morocco has stepped up its imports of olive oil to overcome the olive oil crisis, the Moroccan Interprofessional Federation of Olive believes that this is not the ideal solution.

More and more voices are calling for a boycott of American products, in retaliation for Donald Trump’s imposition of 25% tariffs on European, Chinese and Canadian products. Morocco is gradually joining the dance on social networks.

Algerian dates are causing concern in Morocco. The product has been the subject of a boycott campaign by consumers since the beginning of Ramadan.

Faced with an unprecedented olive oil crisis, Morocco is turning to Brazil to import olive oil, a staple of Moroccan cuisine.

Faced with the massive import of Egyptian and Turkish products, Moroccan textile professionals are calling for the implementation of non-tariff measures and a review of the free trade agreements between the kingdom and these two countries.

In order to appease the trade tensions between Morocco and Egypt, a meeting between the Trade Ministers of the two countries is scheduled in Rabat to redefine the terms of the free trade agreement.

While Moroccan producers are concerned about the "unfair competition" of imported products from several Arab countries, Morocco once again maintains its position as the leading importer of Tunisian dates.