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Moroccan mandarins thrive in Ireland
Morocco successfully exported record quantities of mandarins to the European market, especially Ireland, during the 2025-2026 season. Imports reached approximately 8,700 tons, valued at over 9.5 million euros, representing a 30% increase compared to the previous year and nearly doubling the quantities from four years ago. Ireland is considered a promising market, importing almost all of its mandarin needs due to its climatic conditions, with demand increasing during the holiday season. Morocco's share of the Irish market ranged between 50% and 75% from December to April, with exports in April exceeding 2,000 tons. This came alongside a 30% decline in imports from Spain, reflecting Morocco's production growth, quality improvements, and competitive prices.
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