Morocco’s 2023 imports of nuts and dried fruits to hit new record

Published 2024년 1월 7일

Tridge summary

Morocco is expected to set a new record for the import of dried fruits and nuts in 2023, with a record-breaking 66 thousand tons of this commodity coming onto the market between January and October—12% more than the entire previous year. Despite being one of the world's fastest-growing exporters of fresh fruits and vegetables, Morocco depends solely on the import of nuts and dried fruits, purchasing around 26 times more of these goods in 2022 than it exported. The Moroccan market still primarily receives its supply of walnuts and almonds from the US, while also importing a growing number of less popular categories of nuts and dried fruits.
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Original content

Rabat - Morocco is expected to set a new record for the import of dried fruits and nuts in 2023, according to the horticultural business platform EastFruit. Morocco has already seen a record-breaking 66 thousand tons of this commodity come onto the market between January and October of 2023—12% more than the entire previous year. According to the same source, Morocco depends solely on the import of nuts and dried fruits while being one of the world's fastest-growing exporters of fresh fruits and vegetables. The North African country purchased around 26 times more of these goods in 2022 than it exported. The product had its largest increase in imports between 2018 and 2021, exceeding threefold the volume. However, due to economic difficulties such as the global economic recession and the increase in transportation costs, Morocco’s imports of nuts and dried fruits decreased in 2022. This was only a short-term setback, as the Moroccan market had rebounded by the middle of 2023. ...

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