Morocco: Recovery in the wholesale market for vegetables and fruits in Tangier after the siege of the black market

Published 2023년 4월 22일

Tridge summary

A parliamentary committee's recommendations have breathed life into Tangier's vegetable and fruit wholesale market, leading to over 12,250 tons of produce being supplied in the first 20 days of Ramadan. The market has been instrumental in preventing shortages in local markets, offering a diverse range of products including tomatoes, onions, potatoes, carrots, squash, cucumbers, eggplant, oranges, apples, bananas, and more. This initiative has aimed to combat the black market and unregulated vendors, ensuring fair pricing and market stability.

In the past week, local Tangier authorities have launched a campaign to enforce these recommendations, regulating commercial markets, mandating daily vegetable purchases from the wholesale market, and cracking down on unauthorized vendors. This initiative is part of a broader effort to control the price of agricultural products and prevent speculation, addressing issues of access and affordability in the market.
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Original content

Informed sources revealed that, immediately after activating the recommendations of an exploratory parliamentary committee regarding the wholesale market for vegetables and fruits in Tangier, represented in blocking the road to the black market, and launching patrols to track the ways of introducing vegetables and fruits to the nearby markets and supermarkets, this process revived the aforementioned wholesale market, as it revealed The latest statistical data obtained by the newspaper is that the market received, during the first twenty days of Ramadan, more than 12,250 tons of vegetables and fruits. According to the same data, the wholesale market for vegetables and fruits was able to supply the market with large quantities of products, which enabled the local markets in Tangiers to avoid shortages in the supply of agricultural food products during the current month of Ramadan. According to the data, during the first twenty days of the holy month of Ramadan, the wholesale market ...

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