The prices of vegetables in Casablanca, Morocco

The vegetable sellers whose views were obtained by the le360 camera in the Darb Ghalef market in Al-Bayda, attributed the reason for the high vegetable prices to the drought that Morocco is experiencing, which has caused poor agricultural production, in addition to the speculators rushing to raise prices. One of the vegetable sellers explained that speculators, who are called "creditors", buy vegetables from farmers at low prices, and sell them at double prices, so consumer prices rise, which burdens consumers who cannot find an alternative. As for vegetables, which witnessed a significant increase, the sellers explained that the prices of green squash, eggplant and peppers increased significantly, as their price ranged between 8 and 9 dirhams, ...