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Why Are Some Moroccan Tomatoes Missing Origin Labels
The change in European Union regulations has led to the removal of the phrase "Originates from Morocco" on Moroccan tomato packaging displayed in some French stores. Instead, it now requires precise identification of the origin through specific regional names, such as "Dakhla and Laayoune" and "Al-Ayun and Saguia el-Hamra." This comes as part of a new agreement mandating companies to use clear regional labels on agricultural products, aiming to improve transparency and accurately identify their source. This change reflects the enforcement of strict laws that prevent the concealment of the true origin of products and applies to all forms of packaging and advertising related to these products.
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