Spaniards avoid Moroccan products via app

Calls in Spain to boycott Moroccan products, especially fruits and vegetables, are increasing due to escalating political tensions between the two countries and their connection to issues of extortion and Moroccan espionage. Currently, tools and applications are being used to help consumers identify the origin of products and avoid purchasing them, with the "Made in Morocco" label now serving as an indicator of some consumers’ desire to exclude Moroccan products from their shopping. These campaigns come at a time when Moroccan agricultural exports play a significant role in the European market, which could place economic and political pressure on the Moroccan exporting sector if the boycott expands. Developments suggest that the political disagreements between Rabat and Madrid are beginning to impact commercial relations, as Spanish consumers may express their stance through their choices of where products come from.

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