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Consumer groups accuse coffee shops of price hikes during matches
The Moroccan Consumer Protection Observatory denounced the imposition of mandatory fees by some cafés in the city of Témara on viewers watching the national team's matches in the 2026 World Cup. They set prices reaching up to 50 dirhams for adults and 35 dirhams for children, in exchange for beverages and sweets. The statement emphasized that such practices are an unacceptable exploitation of national passion and violate consumer protection laws that ensure transparency and freedom of choice. It called on the authorities to intervene, investigate these cases, and take the appropriate legal actions.
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