Tomato prices drop as Ramadan approaches in Morocco

Government measures to lower food prices are effective. Moroccan consumers can finally rejoice in the drop in tomato prices. The kilos are now sold between 4 and 5 dirhams, unlike the high prices of 10 to 15 dirhams before. This drop is all the more appreciated by Internet users who feared high prices as the month of Ramadan approaches. The fall in the price of tomatoes is excellent news for Moroccan consumers, who are facing galloping food price inflation. This price drop is the result of the efforts of the government, which has taken measures to regulate the market and guarantee a normal supply of the markets, announces Le Site Info. Controlling outlets, regulating prices and increasing supply are some of the measures taken by the government to bring down food prices, especially those of fruits and vegetables. These measures have borne fruit, as evidenced by the significant drop in the price of tomatoes, which are a staple product in the country. The fall in the price of ...