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Spanish farmers push to reopen Morocco trade
Spanish livestock breeders are turning to the Spanish government to pressure for the reopening of the Moroccan market to live cattle exports, which have been halted for over ten months due to Moroccan health measures following the emergence of contagious scabies disease in northeastern Spain at the end of 2025. During 2024 and 2025, Morocco imported more than 61,000 and 51,000 head of cattle respectively, accounting for about 52% and 64% of Spain's exports of this category, before outright stopping in 2026. The Spanish Federation links the importance of the Moroccan market for the livestock sector with the necessity of addressing the health risks that led to the suspension of exports, emphasizing the protection of animal resources and health safety.
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