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Mauritanian Tomato Prices Rise Over 85 Dirhams
The Mauritanian markets have experienced a severe tomato supply crisis, with the price of one kilogram reaching 3,500 old Ouguiyas (approximately 85.75 Moroccan Dirhams). This spike is due to a shortage in supply and a decline in tomato imports from Morocco. The crisis stems from the suspension of Moroccan tomato exports to African markets, although the exact reasons remain unclear until now. As a result, prices have surged, making it difficult to meet the minimum consumption needs. The crisis highlights the profound impact of supply chain disruptions on the stability of food prices and the purchasing power of consumers and traders in the country.
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