Moroccans complain and resent due to the high cost of meat and its prices reaching record levels

Published 2024년 9월 8일

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Morocco is experiencing inflation due to rising prices of food and consumer goods, with the middle classes and those with limited income being particularly affected. The free market prices of red meat have reached record levels, causing concern and budget issues for consumers, and there have been calls for a chicken boycott due to its increased price. The timing of these price increases, which coincides with the summer season and a heat wave affecting poultry, has led to social media expressions of anger and a "Let it gobble" campaign. Consumer protection associations are calling on the government to implement measures to end the price hikes, blaming speculation for the increase in prices of basic food products.

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Our Moroccan News - Badr Hekal In the context of a global crisis and difficult climatic conditions, Morocco is witnessing a wave of inflation, as the prices of many basic food and consumer goods continue to rise, an increase that consumer protection associations believe harms the purchasing power of citizens, and experts and specialists believe that its causes extend to international factors. In addition, Morocco is witnessing popular discontent due to the exorbitant rise in prices of all food items, including basic materials, and the weakness of purchasing power has begun to affect, in addition to those with limited income, the middle classes, and meat prices in Morocco are still witnessing a noticeable rise, which is causing concern among consumers and affecting their budgets! Red meat prices reach record levels Red meat prices in Morocco are still witnessing a noticeable rise, which is causing concern among consumers and affecting their budgets, as the price of one kilogram of ...

Source: Akhbarona