Morocco increases Russian fodder imports to meet rising demand for animal feed
Morocco's imports of animal feed from Russia are on the rise, driven by increasing demand for livestock production. As of July 10, Morocco imported more than 23,000 tons of feed and its components from the Russian province of Voronezh. During the same period, the region exported over 59,000 tons of animal products and feed to various countries, including Morocco and Belarus. All shipments met the necessary health and veterinary standards. Morocco’s feed imports from January to May 2023 increased by 27% compared to the previous year, with a notable rise in imports of sunflower seeds and soybeans, which have quintupled. This growth reflects Morocco's increasing demand for feed materials to support milk and meat production, providing Russia with an opportunity to expand its share in the North African market.
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