Morocco restarts soft wheat imports
Morocco is resuming imports of soft wheat in mid-September after suspending them last summer, aiming to support its domestic crop, which has seen a rebound after years of drought. The authorities will provide financial support covering the difference between the reference price of $291.52 and the import costs from France, Germany, Argentina, and the United States, during the period from September 16 to December 31, 2026. Morocco is one of the world's largest wheat importers, and the government has decided to restart imports to compensate for shortages and support the market, especially as European demand increases and relations with Algeria have soured due to diplomatic tensions.
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