Morocco exports fruits and vegetables to West Africa at competitive prices

Very good news for fruit and vegetable producers and traders. Morocco continues to supply and meet the demand for basic products in West African countries with a fairly dynamic supply and competitive prices. This is a sigh of relief for Mauritanian traders, after the return to normal in the El Guerguerat area, following the blocking of the passage, as indicated by L'Économiste. Indeed, according to the newspaper, Morocco occupies the first rank of suppliers of basic foodstuffs to Mauritania, and this at competitive prices, without forgetting the prominent place occupied by Morocco in imports from countries like Senegal, Mali, Guinea, Ghana and The Gambia. This competitiveness finds its origin in the dynamic set in motion by the Kingdom over the past two decades; this allowed an average annual growth of 15% over the period 2007-2015. “This trend then accelerated and affected an increasingly diverse range of products,” writes the newspaper. Today, the offer covers potatoes, onions, ...