Morocco’s wild aromatic plants rebound after years of drought-induced shortages

After seven years of drought, abundant rainfall is driving a strong recovery in Morocco’s aromatic and medicinal plant sector, particularly for wild varieties. Growers are now expressing strong expectations for the season, following two difficult years marked by shortages, high prices, and declining quality.

Moroccan avocado exports face challenging 2025 season with severe climate impacts

Mauritania restricts food exports at borders impacting Morocco-Algeria trade routes

Despite Morocco’s interest, Australia yet to export 100,000 sheep

Spanish meat processor gets green light to export to Morocco

Morocco to ban frozen sardine exports from February 1 to stabilize local prices

Morocco secures 8 billion dirham investment for polysilicon production in Tan-Tan

Moroccan-Spanish agri-food value chains explored at Export Morocco Now conference in Rabat

Morocco’s automotive industry : From early assembly to a global export powerhouse

Morocco’s automotive industry has evolved into Africa’s largest car exporter, supported by major manufacturers like Renault and Stellantis, over 270 suppliers, and an annual capacity nearing one million vehicles. Driven by strong government policies, skilled labor, and global partnerships, the sector now generates over $14 billion in exports and is expanding toward two million vehicles in the coming years.

Spain halts live cattle exports to Morocco amid lumpy skin disease outbreak