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October sees vegetable prices rise
At the beginning of October, the national wholesale markets experienced an increase in the prices of basic vegetables such as potatoes, onions, and tomatoes, with rises ranging from one to three dirhams per kilogram. Vendors attributed this to a decline in supply resulting from an up to 80% decrease in production in the western region. There are also expectations that the supply from the Suss region will increase within a few weeks to stabilize the market. Experts pointed out that price fluctuations are due to reduced demand following the harvest of some crops, as well as the presence of monopolistic practices and speculative behaviors in distribution. They called on the government to regulate the food market to help reduce costs for consumers.
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