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Agriculture



OCP secures 60,000-ton fertilizer deal with Bangladesh

Morocco’s OCP Group has secured a new export agreement to supply 60,000 tons of triple superphosphate fertilizer to Bangladesh. The deal aims to strengthen agricultural input supplies ahead of key cultivation seasons and support the country’s food production needs. The approval came from......

Moroccan poultry farmers warn of deepening crisis in the chicken industry

Morocco's poultry sector is facing growing challenges as chicken producers report increasing financial pressure caused by falling farm-gate prices and rising production costs. Industry representatives have warned that the situation is becoming unsustainable for many poultry farms and could have wider......

Second case of livestock parasite detected in Texas raises concerns among ranchers

Agricultural authorities in the United States have confirmed a second case of the New World screwworm in southern Texas, increasing concerns among livestock producers and animal health officials about the potential spread of the destructive parasite. The latest detection was reported in a young calf......

Morocco’s agriculture and fisheries rebound as rainfall revives growth

After years of persistent drought, Morocco’s primary sector is showing strong signs of recovery in 2026. Abundant rainfall and a sharp improvement in water resources have boosted agricultural production across the country, according to the latest economic outlook published by the Ministry of Economy......

Danish delegation targets Agadir for agricultural technology partnerships

A Danish agro-industrial delegation will travel to Agadir in early June as Denmark seeks to expand its presence in Morocco’s agriculture and food-processing sectors. The visit reflects growing European interest in Morocco’s farm economy as the country confronts drought, water shortages, and......

Moroccan lemon exports head toward a record-breaking season

Morocco is experiencing a strong rebound in its citrus export sector, with lemon exports reaching impressive levels during the first half of the 2025–2026 agricultural season. Industry observers believe the country could match or even surpass its historic export record established several years......

Morocco loses native wheat and barley varieties amid biodiversity decline

Morocco has lost nearly 75 percent of its native wheat and barley varieties over the past five decades, marking a sharp erosion of its agricultural biodiversity. The disappearance of these traditional seeds has raised concerns over food security, environmental stability, and the resilience of farming......

France debates emergency agriculture bill covering water, pesticides and farming reforms

France is preparing for intense parliamentary debates as lawmakers examine a new emergency agriculture bill aimed at addressing long-standing challenges in the farming sector. The proposed legislation, discussed in the National Assembly, comes in response to recent tensions among farmers over income,......

Moroccan tomato exports to Finland hit historic record

Morocco’s tomato exports to Finland reached a historic level during the 2025/2026 season, marking a significant expansion of the country’s presence in Nordic food markets. Between July 2025 and February 2026, shipments totaled around 2,200 tonnes, representing a doubling compared with the......

Dutch government plans to vaccinate laying hens against bird flu

The Dutch government is preparing to introduce a mandatory vaccination program for laying hens in an effort to combat the continued threat of bird flu, according to reports from national broadcaster NOS. Recent trials carried out in the country have shown that vaccinating poultry can significantly reduce......

Authorities intensify livestock supply monitoring ahead of Eid al-Adha

Authorities in Morocco have stepped up oversight of livestock markets as Eid al-Adha approaches, focusing on the availability of sheep and goats and the balance between supply and demand. A coordination meeting held via video conference brought together officials from the ministries of the Interior and......

Morocco's 61st Rose Festival brings agricultural support and training to Kelaat M'Gouna

The Drâa-Tafilalet region's prized rose industry takes center stage this week as Kelaat M'Gouna, in the province of Tinghir, prepares to host the 61st edition of its international rose festival from May 7 to 10, 2026. The annual event, dedicated to the region's emblematic perfume rose......

Ivory Coast cocoa farmers cut fertilizer use raising supply fears

Nearly three quarters of cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast have not purchased any fertilizer for the next two production cycles, according to a recent survey, raising concerns over future output in a country that produces about one third of the world’s cocoa. The findings point to growing strain across......

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