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Farmers demand safeguards for Moroccan exports
Moroccan producers and exporters of fruits and vegetables have criticized campaigns launched by Spanish associations and agricultural organizations against Moroccan products, especially during election periods. They consider these campaigns an attempt to politicize the sector and damage the reputation of Moroccan exports. Spanish industry professionals have called on the Spanish government to ensure respect for agricultural agreements with Morocco, secure distribution channels and supply chains within their territory, and for the Moroccan government to intervene to protect investments and ensure the arrival of products to European markets. These escalations come in response to calls from Spanish associations urging consumers not to buy Moroccan products, along with claims that Moroccan goods are unfairly competitive due to differences in labor laws and costs. Moroccan producers condemned these efforts to restrict their exports, asserting that their products meet safety and quality standards. They view these campaigns as periodic efforts that heighten around Spanish elections, and they have urged the Spanish government to address these practices and guarantee free trade within the European Union's single market.
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