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Citrus season starts in Morocco

Fresh Clementine

Essaid Elabyad

Published Oct 12, 2021

The citrus season has just started in Morocco, and there would be more harvest than in 2020. However, an increase in sea freight rates, disruption in the shipping industry, and a reduced count of visas granted to Moroccans by France would affect Moroccan citrus availability in Europe.

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