Restrictions on tomato exports, particularly to African markets, along with the end of the EU quota period, have driven prices down sharply in Morocco’s local market. The decision was taken to stabilize the local market after a season marked by disease outbreaks and storm-related damage to greenhouses.
Adverse weather, including floods in the north and strong winds and cold in the south, has severely hit Morocco’s red fruit sector, causing production losses and export delays. Growers and exporters report falling volumes, quality issues, and unmet contracts, while trying to save what could be saved of the season.
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