Moroccan onion producers are facing a financial crisis due to increased production costs, including rising energy prices and foreign competition, particularly from Egypt. Despite state subsidies for seeds and fertilizers, the unsustainable costs, especially labor, are leading to significant financial strain. The rising cost of butane and irrigation challenges are further exacerbating the problem. The sector is also plagued by post-harvest losses and imbalance in the domestic market. Without immediate action to improve storage infrastructure and provide more aid to cover production costs, the future of the sector is uncertain.