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Morocco Showcases Abundant Produce at Europe's Premier Trade Fair
Morocco has asserted its prominence among the world's foremost fruit producers this month at the 31st Fruit Logistica Fair in Berlin, held from February 7-9. The country's delegation, representing over 20 years of participation in this premier international event, highlighted Morocco's agricultural prowess on the global stage.
Facilitated by the Moroccan export promotion agency, Morocco FoodEx, the pavilion showcased the nation's diverse and competitive export portfolio to over 63,000 trade professionals from more than 140 countries. Spanning a 700-square-meter area, the display featured Morocco's rich harvest, including citrus fruits, berries, tomatoes, avocados, and cherries grown across the country's fertile landscapes. Offering varieties from early-season to subtropical crops, the exhibition underscored Morocco's capacity to provide Europe and beyond with quality fruits year-round.
Beyond forging new trade partnerships, the fair also served as a crucial platform for Moroccan exporters to glean market insights. By closely observing international trends and the latest innovations, producers aimed to bolster Morocco's reputation as a globally significant fruit supplier for the future.
Fruit Logistica stands as one of the sector's leading trade events, reaffirming Morocco's enduring role as an export powerhouse in the international fruit industry. With a legacy of over two decades of participation, Morocco is firmly solidifying its brand among the world's top fruit-producing nations.