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Sardine catch rises 66% in 8 months
During the first eight months of 2026, sardine landings at Moroccan ports witnessed a record increase of 66%, reaching approximately 394,200 tons compared to 237,800 tons in the same period of 2025. This growth also reflected positively on the value of the landings, which rose from 735.1 million MAD to 1.22 billion MAD, an increase of nearly 66%. Major ports such as Laayoune, Dakhla, TanTan, and Sidi Ifni experienced substantial increases in sardine landings, thereby enhancing the supply for the domestic market and supporting the economic activity of the fishing sector, while the government maintained measures to ensure the sustainability of fishery resources.
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