Feed prices in Morocco continue despite their global decline
Morocco
Published Sep 11, 2022
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Feed prices are still high in various regions of the Kingdom, despite the decrease in the prices of some imported materials in the international market.
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According to what we have learned from livestock and poultry feed traders, the prices of some materials that are included in the composition of feed, such as grains, witnessed a slight decline, while others are still high despite their decline globally, due to several reasons, including the high costs of shipping and transportation. In this regard, Al-Haj Al-Arabi, a fodder seller in the province of Settat, said in a statement to Le360: The prices of local materials such as hay, alfalfa and oat have a slight decrease compared to the beginning of the year and the period of Eid al-Adha, as alfalfa prices ranged this week, between 60 and 85 dirhams per package (bale), The price of wheat straw ranged between 30 and 45 dirhams per bundle, the price of beetroots was 4 dirhams per kilogram, while the price of wheat ranged between 55 and 60 dirhams in bulk, and about 70 dirhams in installments. For his part, Noureddine, a feed seller in the Mediouna region of Casablanca, said that the ...
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