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Morocco Restricts Tomato Exports, Transport Subsidies

Morocco curbs tomato exports to Africa to stabilize prices and extends transport subsidies for logistics support.

Florent Kalfon · 5 November 2026 · 13 articles read

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Business conditions in Morocco are mixed today. The government curbed tomato exports to Africa to stabilize prices and extended transport subsidies to support logistics. These measures aim to control inflation and support the supply chain, but also indicate ongoing economic challenges.

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Regulation

Logistics

Morocco allocates 400 million dirhams for transport

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The Moroccan government has allocated 400 million dirhams to support road transport professionals from November 1 to 15, according to Tanja7. This financial support targets approximately 200,000 vehicles, aiming to prevent fare increases and support the logistics sector amid ongoing economic challenges. Minister of Transport and Logistics Abdessamad Qaiouh announced the measure as part of efforts to stabilize transport costs and ensure the smooth movement of goods and people across the country.

Impact Transport operators receive financial relief, stabilizing logistics costs and preventing fare hikes.

Sources: Tanja7 ↗

Agriculture

Morocco to establish six regional agricultural firms

The Moroccan government plans to create six regional companies to streamline agricultural product distribution, yabiladi.com reports. This initiative aims to reduce intermediary costs and curb rising prices while enhancing subsidy control. The move is part of broader efforts to improve the efficiency of the agricultural supply chain and ensure fair pricing for consumers.

Impact Agricultural producers and distributors face changes in supply chain dynamics, potentially lowering costs.

Sources: yabiladi.com ↗

Trade

Agriculture

Morocco curtails tomato exports to Africa

Morocco has decided to temporarily restrict its tomato exports to African markets to stabilize domestic prices, according to bladi.net. This measure, announced on November 5, 2026, aims to address the rising cost of tomatoes within Morocco. However, exports to European markets remain unaffected. The decision reflects the government's strategy to prioritize local supply and control inflationary pressures on essential food items.

Impact African importers of Moroccan tomatoes face supply constraints, while Moroccan consumers benefit from stabilized prices.

Sources: bladi.net ↗

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