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Vegetable Prices Rise Hit Moroccan Families
Vegetable prices in the Moroccan market are heading for further increases due to the ongoing rises in fuel prices, which raise transportation costs from production areas to markets. The price of eggplants, peppers, and cucumbers has reached ten dirhams per kilogram, while potatoes, tomatoes, and onions are at seven dirhams, and carrots at six dirhams. Wholesale prices have also increased, ranging between one and three dirhams. These increases further burden households, especially those with limited incomes, and raise concerns about a new wave of inflation driven by higher transportation and distribution costs. This situation threatens the stability of essential commodity prices amid growing living pressures.
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