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Morocco restarts soft wheat imports in September
The article discusses Morocco's resumption of soft wheat imports starting mid-September 2026. This follows a suspension earlier this summer to prioritize domestic production, which has rebounded after years of drought. The authorities will provide support for the costs of importing wheat from France, Germany, Argentina, and the United States to compensate for the difference between the reference price ($291.52 per ton) and the purchase costs, with the goal of meeting demand despite rising international market prices. Morocco is one of the world's largest wheat importers and is considered a key market for European wheat, especially amid tensions with Algeria and their impact on wheat tenders. The decision aims to ensure stable supplies at reasonable prices, with financial support covering the gap between the reference price and actual import costs.
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