Moroccan exports of fruits and vegetables to Spain have increased by 120% and by 40% to the rest of the EU over the past decade. An "invasion" of Moroccan products denounced by the Spanish Federation of Fruit and Vegetable Producer and Exporter Associations (Fepex), which calls on the European Union to defend European producers.
Algerian food products are experiencing huge success in Morocco despite persistent tensions between Rabat and Algiers.
The recurring trade tensions between Morocco and Egypt could in the long run significantly affect trade between the two countries, which accuse each other of restricting their exports.
Ten days before the start of Ramadan, markets in Morocco located near the border with Algeria are recording an influx of dates from this neighboring country. The "Deglet Nour" variety is among the most visible.
The quality of Algerian dates imported into Morocco continues to fuel debates in the country, just days before the holy month of Ramadan.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade has announced the opening of an investigation following a request from the Oriental Weavers group, calling for the suspension of the application of the anti-dumping duty on its imports of carpets and floor coverings from Egypt.
The French Ministry of Agriculture is calling for a revision of the import prices of Moroccan tomatoes on the European Union markets.
Morocco is active in importing Australian meat. A Moroccan delegation of 15 officials and importers is currently in Australia.
Algerian dates marketed in Morocco are safe and do not pose a threat to consumers’ health, Moroccan professionals in the sector have assured, while nevertheless expressing doubts about the quality of this product imported from the eastern neighbor.
Concern is growing about the quality of Algerian dates imported into Morocco. Dr. Hassan Chtibi, president of the Consumer Protection Association, warns of the health risks associated with the consumption of this product prized by Moroccans.
While Algerian dates are unwanted in Morocco, Tunisian distributors have found a way to outwit Moroccan importers.
For Moroccans residing abroad (MRE) , the import of currency into Morocco requires certain essential formalities that must be known. Whether you are returning with currency in the form of banknotes or negotiable bearer instruments, you will be subject to specific regulations depending on the amount of this currency.