Morocco will import 18,000 heads of sheep this year

Published 2023년 3월 22일

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Morocco is streamlining import procedures for livestock to ensure the availability of red sheep meat in the national market. The government is preparing to import 18,000 livestock in the coming week, although the process of bringing in cows may be delayed due to distance and high global prices. The government has also eased the process for importing sheep from Australia to address rising prices in the Moroccan market. The main goal is to meet sanitary standards and ensure the safety of the transport and health of the sheep. Interested operators can submit their import files through the production sector development department.
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Morocco is currently facilitating import procedures without orientation to specific markets. In order to guarantee the supply of red sheep meat on the national market, the Minister of Agriculture, Maritime Fisheries, Rural Development, Waters and Forests, Mohammed Sadiki, announced the arrival of 18,000 heads livestock in Morocco next week. According to the Minister of Agriculture, importing cows will take time as it is done from distant countries, and the high prices on the world market have affected the level of imports. However, this will not prevent the continuation of the operation because it is necessary to preserve, restructure and regenerate the national herd. The government has lifted uncertainties regarding the import of sheep from Australia to deal with the rise in sheepmeat prices on the Moroccan market, and has taken measures to facilitate the import process, reports L'Opinion . Today, the government facilitates the procedures for importing sheep without directing ...
Source: Agrimaroc

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