Morocco's Phosphate Exports to Europe Drop by 48.7%
There has been a significant decline in Morocco's phosphate fertilizer exports to the European Union during the first quarter of 2026, decreasing by 48.7%, from 402,611 tons to 206,702 tons. This drop is due to reduced European demand caused by rising prices and diminished purchasing power. Despite this, Morocco maintained its market share at 27% of total imports. This decline occurs amid the European demand crisis and Russia's reduction of exports due to sanctions and new European tariffs, which positions Morocco as one of the major beneficiary suppliers amid anticipated changes in the global fertilizer market starting in 2027.
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