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Indian mangoes in Morocco: how the fruit of the poor has become a luxury product
Prickly pear fruit, known in Morocco as "Hindia" or "Akanari," is experiencing record-high prices ranging from 3 to 6 dirhams per piece depending on the size and quality of the product. This has transformed it from a popular fruit into a luxury item. The price increase is attributed to a decline in supply caused by damage from the red insect, along with a gradual recovery of cultivated areas, as well as increased demand during the harvest season. Although retail prices are significantly higher than wholesale prices, experts expect prices to decline as more shipments arrive and cultivated areas expand.
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