Morocco: Slowdown in fruit exports despite the increase in cultivated areas

게시됨 2023년 2월 24일

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Morocco is facing a slowdown in the growth of its soft fruit sector due to market maturity, decline in foreign demand, and extreme weather conditions. Despite an increase in the cultivated area, the pace of growth has slowed. The sector produced and exported 214,000 tons of soft fruits during the last campaign, mainly to the European Union. Currently, Morocco is working with ONSSA to establish itself in the Chinese market. However, the sector faces challenges in terms of irrigation, especially in the Agadir region.

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Morocco is currently working with ONSSA to establish itself on the Chinese market. In Morocco, the growth of the soft fruit sector has slowed down over the past two years. Market maturation or decline in foreign demand, the sector also continues to face extreme weather conditions and water shortages. According to Amine Bennani, president of the Moroccan Association of Red Fruit Producers, 11,600 hectares were devoted to the production of red fruits in Morocco during the 2021-2022 agricultural campaign. These are mainly strawberries, blueberries and raspberries. Cultivated area increased from the previous year, but the pace of growth slowed due to market maturity. For the next campaign, the area cultivated with raspberries will decrease, but the other red fruit crops will be maintained, communicated an article by Media24. Today, efforts are underway to develop the cultivation of red fruits in the southern regions, such as Dakhla and Meknes. During the last campaign, 214,000 tons of ...

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