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Ounsa: Moroccan honey under 50% must be labeled imported
Clarification from the National Office of Food Safety (ONSA) regarding the labeling of honey for consumer sale. "Onsa" explained that if the honey is entirely Moroccan, the label must read "Moroccan Honey." If the honey is imported and reclassified in Morocco, the invoice should include the phrase "Imported Honey." In the case of a blend of Moroccan and imported honey, the label must state "Mixture of Moroccan Honey and Imported Honey," provided that the local honey constitutes more than 50% of the blend. If the percentage is less than that, the label should simply read "Imported Honey," to ensure accurate product documentation for consumers.
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